For nearly four years I’ve watched Donald J. Trump tromp on our freedoms, embarrass us in front of world leaders, and make a mockery of the democratic process. I’ve listened to him tell one outrageous lie after another—over 20,000 of them, the last I heard.
He’s made me cringe. Caused countless sleepless nights. He’s left me feeling helpless and hopeless, wondering if our country can survive his ignorance, his hateful rhetoric, his self-serving agenda.
With the exception of, perhaps, Andrew Jackson, this country has never had such an ill-prepared, uncouth, morally bankrupt person in the Oval Office. May we never have another.
So, tomorrow, October 19, 2020, I vote. For decency. For experience. For a return to civility. Tomorrow I vote for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
Peace, people.
Praying for Eyebrowz 
I hope you and your fellow countrymen succeed in outing that impostor. Good luck to you all.
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Thank you! We can use all the good vibes, prayers, mojo available.
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I cringe at another debate, but maybe people need to see, again, what we don’t need for 4 more years.
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I can’t imagine that at this point anyone is undecided.
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That’s true.
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Bravo! My sentiments exactly. I mailed in my vote for Joe and Kamala on Friday. Here’s to bringing back democracy, decency, kindness and normalcy again!!!
#voteBiden
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Let us hope!
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Fingers crossed on that outcome. I wish you all well in USA, because he won’t go down without a fight.
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Thank you! Even if he loses he’ll wreak havoc between Election Day and inauguration.
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Good luck, my friend xxxxx
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Thank you!
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I wish you, your country, the world, well
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Thank you. We need ALL the good wishes.
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Best wishes. It seems you are voting in person, so be careful/prepared.
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I live in a predominantly liberal county, so I’m not too concerned. I’m in line as I type this. In a LINE! I’ve never had to stand in a line to vote at this polling place. Makes me happy.
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I meant staying safe from COVID — cheers!!
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Aha! Everyone had a mask on and maintained a proper distance. The polling site was set up nicely, as well.
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You go girl! I just put my Biden/Harris sign in front of my house. First time I’ve ever put a candidate sign out EVER! I’m not going today. I’m going to go on election day. The poll is at the church a block from my house, so I plan on getting up early and going down there before they open. 🙂
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😘 I voted early because I have this awful fear of catching Coronavirus. I thought I needed to go as early as possible just in case.
And there was a line this morning! There’s never a line here. Usually I just walk in, take care of business and walk out. Total time 10 minutes. Today I waited about 30 minutes to get in then another 10 minutes inside. Gave me hope!
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My neighbor went and voted this morning too. She had a 1 1/2 hour wait. Definitely promising! 🙂
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I’ll be doing my part on the 3rd since I live in one of those truly messed up states that doesn’t allow early voting. And yes, I’m so with you on the who!
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Wow! No early voting? It’ll be nuts.
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So far, we’ve never had to wait more than maybe 20 or 30 minutes to vote in any election. I don’t anticipate anything crazy for us. That isn’t to say that other locations in my state aren’t packed, but ours has always been relatively calm and easy to get through. I’m still not taking any chances and will most likely head out in the morning, but that will depend on MC as he plans to vote for the first time (he just turned 18 this year). If he wants to go with us, then I’ll have to wait until he gets out of class, because of course they don’t give them time off to go vote!
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Of course. 😢 What a missed opportunity to encourage engagement in a democracy.
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Be careful! I am so grateful to live in a state (CA) where they actually want you to vote and make it as easy as possible.
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I live in a predominantly blue county in this red state.
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I vacillate between hopeful optimism and concern that (once again) the numbers are wrong. I’m honestly unsure what my husband and I will do if he wins another term. If it wasn’t for Covid, we’d be looking for a place to live in Canada right now, just in case.
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I’m right with you. Everywhere I look here in Florida there are Trump signs. But there were a lot of voters in line with me this morning.
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