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Yes, I know, I know. Our choices are less than ideal. And while I advocated against Donald Trump in the primaries, I’m resigned to looking at my choices this way: one candidate has proven herself an incompetent, unethical, morally bankrupt failure. The other has proven himself a successful businessman blessed with five extraordinary children who happens to be rough around the edges. I mean, let’s be frank: the winner is not going to come and live in my house. So purely from a résumé standpoint, the differences couldn’t be more stark. So without further ado, here’s why I’m supporting the Trump/Pence ticket. With vigor. Because our country is a mess and our Constitutional Republic is hanging by a thread:
SUPREME COURT: It’s all about the SCOTUS. Hillary Clinton promises to stack the court with activist judges like Sonia Sotomayor who have no regard for our Constitution, and will uphold Clinton’s extreme position on late-term abortion.
80 percent of women support late term bans on abortion. #debate https://t.co/pE9AsgBh4N
— Ben Domenech (@bdomenech) October 20, 2016
Pushing an agenda of any kind is not the SCOTUS’ role. It exists to protect our Constitution, and along with it our Republic and the rights of every one of us. Donald Trump and Mike Pence promise to nominate Scalia-aligned originalists who will uphold our Constitution. I believe they will. And that alone is enough to earn my vote.
But if it’s not enough to convince you…
IMMIGRATION/SECURITY/FOREIGN POLICY: They’re all interconnected.
OBAMACARE: First and foremost, healthcare is not a federal government function. And Obama/HillaryCare is not health care; it’s health insurance. And it’s expensive, sub-par garbage that pays for nothing until you’ve reached your excessively high deductible. And barring a catastrophe, most of us never will. It’s costing us a fortune and busting our budgets. If you think healthcare is expensive and inaccessible now, just wait until a President Clinton pushes to “fix it” with her promised single-payer, government-controlled plan. Think VA, with all of its incompetence and fraud, for all of us. No. I don’t want it “fixed;” I want it gone. Trump and Pence promise to work toward repealing this job-killing monstrosity, unleashing the markets, and returning control to the states, where it belongs.
GUN CONTROL: Clinton promises to follow in Barack Obama’s lawless, precedent-setting footsteps and write unconstitutional executive orders, with backdoor gun control her primary objective. How? By holding gun manufacturers liable for deaths when a gun is used. Sound unconstitutional? Sound like the executive branch writing laws? You’d be right; because it is.
And regardless of what side of the issue you’re on, a president cannot make, or alter, law. All of us should be concerned when a president from any party tries to create laws. That’s Congress’ job. It’s why we have representatives. Trump and Pence promise to respect our natural right to self-defense and keep their hands off our guns. And by the way, they’ve also promised to tear up every unconstitutional EO penned by Barack Obama and flush them down the crapper.
VICE PRESIDENT PENCE: Trump surrounds himself with conservatives and competence; Hillary surrounds herself with unscrupulous sycophants, like rude, creepy Tim Kaine, who reflect everything she is. Period.
Hillary Clinton is corrupt, and she’s above the law. With the assistance of an obstructionist Attorney General and a complicit FBI Director, she’s received not one, but two get-out-of-jail-free cards. It as much as guarantees she’ll do whatever the hell she wants as president. And the media will applaud her every move. In contrast, Donald Trump will get away with little, because the media, who for the most part refuses to report on the multitude of scandals surrounding Queen Hillary, will be on him like white on rice. And so will every Democrat in Congress. And that’s just as it should be. So if you’re on the fence about which one of these stinkers to choose, this should be your one assurance: a President Trump will be reigned in. And that, coupled with a competent Mike Pence in the bullpen and a constitution-upholding SCOTUS protecting us from overreach, is enough to convince this “college educated white woman” she’s voting to Make America Great Again.
So. If you haven’t already, go out and vote! Even if you think it won’t make a difference. Because it just might. Our Republic is on the line.
Well said!
Thank you, MaryRose!
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