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I'm a single issue voter- and that issue is stopping fascism/upholding the rule of law.
I vote my conscience- which tells me to support the only viable non-fascist in the race.
I refuse to vote for the lesser of two evils- I am voting for the best of many options.
Listen to the man and VOTE!
may her memory be for a blessing.
may we remain steadfast in our love for each other.
may we cherish the time we have.
may we dare to dream big and do big.
may we refuse to stand by in the face of injustice.
may we learn of each other.
may we grow into the best version of ourselves.
may we inspire others to action.
may we build a better place for us, now.
may we provide for all to be successful.
may we create a system that is right.
may her memory be a revolution.
- at the Brevard County Courthouse
vote. https://votesaveamerica.com/
ANOTHER REMINDER THAT VOTING 3RD PARTY ISNT A WASTED VOTE
FUCK TRUMP
FUCK BIDEN
IF A VOTE FOR A 3RD PARTY IS A VOTE FOR TRUMP OR BIDEN, THEN OBVIOUSLY YOUR CANDIDATE DOESNT HAVE ENOUGH SUPPORTERS AND SHOULDNT WIN ANYWAY
White males have not gone in favor of a Democrat for president since 1964, LBJ.
What else happened in 1964? What did Johnson do to turn white men against the party? White men haven't voted Democrat since the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was signed.
Johnson signed the bill into law July 2, 1964, which prohibited discrimination in public places, provided for the integration of schools and other public facilities, and made employment discrimination illegal.
Black people secured the right to vote (for real) in 1965, with the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
In short, white men stopped voting for candidates that support equal rights for anyone that isn't a white man.
Argue with ya mama.