US Politics | Elections: Is the Choice Really That Hard?
Elections: is the choice really that hard?
With only days to go until the elections, we can hear a shift in messaging, with the blue team instantly offering solutions on inflation and crime.
For the last 12 months, we heard about abortion, January 6th, labeling everyone with another opinion a racist or fascist/ a collaborator against democracy. The loudest voices we heard were not the voices of the so-called socialist democrats.. but the voices of National Media aligned with the Elite and the Leader of the Free World.
If we look at the word democracy – whether a republic or direct – it all goes back to people who speak the loudest at elections. Luckily for democracy, most of them are paying attention to their lives and their impact on daily struggles and prefer real life as opposed to the desire of interest Groups.
If you wish to be part of another never-ending War in Ukraine, one starting in Korea and potentially in Taiwan, with an EU parliament officially asking, and the US Government complying, sending Nukes to Europe, then vote blue.
If you believe the current Administration has done a good job, then you truly believe your future hinges on abortion, CRT, and preserving democracy. On top of that, one must consider if one major party’s demands to take action in Ukraine are considered a threat of war from the whole country.
In times like this, we need leaders who are representative of the people. A democracy does not elect people to follow blindly, as most on the blue team do to show unity. For complicity may even be a better description. We need leaders that will stop with the finger-pointing, the blaming, and the suppressive behavior. On top of that, they must have the courage to speak loudly and with facts, instead of promoting propaganda. Let us elect people who work to deliver and not to defend their job. Let us get rid of the dinosaurs and sycophants, and especially the “safe the democracy” shouters, who have demonstrated a one-party, our-way-only power party.
Vote for people respecting the constitution, accept the US with all its flaws (no country is perfect), but improve, protect and respect countries around the world. Understand politics should utilize the weapons of words and peace, not War (sanctions are a Weapon of War). Most importantly, vote for officials who represent the people, not the Elite and all of its cronies.
