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Monday, October 26, 2026

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I will match your 20 

and raise you five


6 comments:

  1. At this point there aren't a lot of undecided people left. The vast majority fall into one camp or the other. And almost all of them are NOT going to change their minds. The real problem is one side has rules and tries to follow them. The other has only one rule...WIN...by whatever means required.

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  2. I've become pretty disgusted with the Uni-party politics. In the past it was really just voting the conservative ticket. This time I'm mostly paying attention to local & a few state issues, everyone else will be "None Of The Above".

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    1. Re: SNfoil
      Even when the options are terrible, would you please reconsider voting the entire ticket? Every conservative vote is a choice against the anti-constitutional agenda being railroaded on all of us by the party going off the rails and trying to take America with it. Politics has almost always been ugly but that's no excuse for avoiding your civic responsibility for our future.
      Sincerely,
      A concerned voice whose only real hope is in The One Who wears every government on His shoulders.

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  3. Way back when I first started to vote I came to the decision that it is not about who I wanted in office but who I did not want in office
    There is no such thing as a perfect candidate, but there is a scale of better or worse and we need to accept that
    I keep urging all I know to vote in the primaries that is when are voices are heard the most

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  4. The descendent of the Prophet on the Second Amendment:

    "When they promised the right to bear arms, they had muskets. So, yeah, everyone should have equal rights to a musket."

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    1. Same for our military back then… funny though, I wonder where our military got all those muskets?
      I’m Muskegon

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