Tomorrow is Election Day. So, here I am wondering who has yet to vote and how I might influence a few votes. Who do I think has yet to vote?
- Traditionalists who insist upon voting on Election Day.
- People want no part of politics.
- The undecided.
Can I influence the traditionalists? Probably not. Most likely these folks know how they will vote.
Can I influence the people who want no part of politics? Perhaps, but that depends upon them being registered to vote.
Can I influence the undecided? Well, that is what our voter guides exist to do.
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- THE PRINCE WILLIAM-MANASSAS FAMILY ALLIANCE’S 2020 VOTERGUIDEScontains the voter guides we produced for the Senate and the Congressional races in which the citizens of Prince William County participate.
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Citizen Tom 
Also the first time we haven’t had a new war in decades.
Really shows the level of true concern and sincerity of the self-described “anti-war” folks the amount of credit they’ve given Trump.
They’ve moved on to rioting in cities over the next “fresh” outrage.
Regardless of the outcome of this election, I called it.
Results indicate Trump did better with minorities than any GOP candidate in 60 years.
Quite an accomplishment.
Is the election over?
…I guess not.
A friend of ours, Pfluger, won in Texas.
He was in our squadron years ago. 🙂
Okay, had to respond after reading TSalmon’s posts on the other thread.
Now, really…..see you all when the election is over.
Enjoy your next 24 hours. 😀
foreboding, not forbidding. Typo up there.
Tucker Carlson sums it up well.
Side note:
Ever notice how “Hope you have a good day” sounds nice, but “hope you enjoy your next 24 hours” sounds forbidding?
This feels like an “enjoy your next 24 hours” kinda day.
See you when the election is over. 🙂