Commentary
It’s hard to believe, but there are still people who have not yet voted because voting by mail has become so easy and,the Republican party has reversed its position on this to ensure a maximum turnout.
With all the campaign commercials on television and in social media, you don’t need me to add to the clutter, but I would be remiss if I failed to encourage you to vote, even if that’s to stand in line at our polling place tomorrow.
The importance of your vote, especially with the incursion of socialist ideology in the midterms, couldn’t be said more succinctly than the tag line on commercials bv America300.com, which I borrowed to use as my headline above.
Unfamiliar with America300, I decided to check it out, and learned that it claims to be made up 100 percent by veterans and patriots.
With the clock on the site clicking off the seconds until November 3, “10 THINGS YOU CAN DO TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE Before Election Day,” is presented beginning with a reminder to “Make sure your friends and family are registered and planning to vote.”
Followed with the tip to know the 10 top Trump accomplishments and help distribute them. Regular readers of this blog will recall my citing the importance of being able to discuss what he has done for America. The top ten are published at America300.com and I suggest you familiarize yourself with them.
The choice couldn’t be clearer. Give President Trump the majorities in the House and Senate to complete his Make America Greater or vote Democrat, where chaos exists between a handful of so-called moderates, progressive radicals and socialists.
In an excellent campaign commercial by MAGA Inc., Democrat Minority Leader Hakeem Jefferies is video taped on the Capital steps with some of his supporters saying, “Every single Democrat will vote ‘No’” to the big, beautiful bill that was an economic gift to all Americans.
A few thoughts …
… on individual races. Some 20,000 non-citizens voted in California, but District Attorney Rob Bonta rebuked the Trump administration efforts to quash alleged noncitizen voting, calling it “politicizing and weaponizing the law.”
In Minnesota, Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan who ran for office with Gov. Tim Walz described how as a team they would move Minnesota forward under a seal of the state and the heading: Office of Governor Tim Walz & Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan on their website.
But when the feds came down on Minnesota over a vast fraud network, Walz stated that the buck stops with him and pulled out of the race. But Flanagan refuses to take any blame as number two and her opposition for Senate – Michele Tafoya – rightly accuses her of seeking a promotion.
Not to be ignored is the Somalian Democrat Omar Ilhan who represents Minnesota’s 5th District. Currently embroiled in scandals involving her immigration status and alleged involvement in the fraud that could be linked to Somalia.
While the Obama DOJ investigated her, it foolishly dropped the charge believing it was beyond the statute of limitations. Omar’s Washington DC home being raided and boxes of material removed with a court order signed by an Obama nominated judge leads me and others to believe we haven’t heard the last of Omar.
When asked recently if she married her brother, her response, unbelievably, was “not to my knowledge.”
When New York Times reporter Kellen Browning exposed Democrat operatives with his piece on their recruiting another candidate with the name Sullivan to place on the ballot in Alaska with the Republican incumbent Dan S. Sullivan, Browning and the Times got rave reviews.
Surely, I thought, he had to be investigating the background on what had been initially simply referred to as a dirty trick. Why did the Times wait until less than a week before Election Day to spell out what he had learned?
It forced the Times to explain the delay in an interview of Browning and Amy Gardner, who was also covering Alaska, by Times colleagues Patrick Healy and Terrance McGinley published on October 31, 2026. Naturally, they wanted to get the story out sooner, but “it took weeks to run down every new lead and confirm the important facts with multiple sources.”
So, with early and absentee in-person voting began on October 19 – 15 days before election day, thousands of votes were likely cast for the wrong Sullivan.
As I was writing this, the campaign for Senate in Michigan by Republican Mike Rogers got a lift when Democrat Rep. Haley Stevens endorsed Rogers over nominee Abdul El-Sayed, a radical with Muslim brotherhood ties, who has been endorsed by socialist Bernie Sanders and Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez.
If President Trump views the outcome of the midterms to be so important that he travels from state to state, sometime making two appearances a day, you need to be darn sure you have voted.
May God bless the candidates who are ensuring America’s continued greatness.
