Day 77

Fresh Start_77: The commencement of the annual purge
Whatever you do tomorrow, one those thing has to vote for the next president. I know how incredibly horrible this Dumpster fire of an election is. It seems like this election talk has been going on for a very long time—simply because it has. This election cycle and chatter about the election. Between the message of Trump and Clinton or if you swing with Johnson or Stein, please vote what your conscious tells you.

I will not tell you who to vote for because I don’t believe in that. I don’t think that telling someone to vote for someone because they have a following or a strong opinion is completely wrong. I believe that people have a brain and can make up their own mind and can vote for whoever they want to vote for. Where that is for Donald Trump or Hilary Clinton that is totally fine. Except the positives, negatives, and especially the faults of each candidate for what they truly are. Each of the candidates have the major faults in their own right. Don’t be pressured by social media, your family, or friends to vote for who you want to vote for.

But I implore you to vote. It is more important than you think. It is important, where you think the future with Trump is the end of the world, or the world with Clinton is the worst situation, vote no matter what. If you don’t like the candidates, there is someone who feels the same way you feel that is running for office this year. It doesn’t matter if the candidate doesn’t win, it is a vote for the future that you want to happen and you believe in. Also with that said, don’t start a civil war because your candidate doesn’t win. We live in a democracy and the president is a voice of the people. Maybe your side of the voice doesn’t get emphasized or spoken for, that is okay. The issues are relevant and still being talked about and you can still push them. Make sure your voice is head on Tuesday November 8th. It is more important than you think

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  1. Joe LeoNovember 7, 2016 at 5:20 PM

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xBxmYOS2-Y start the video at 9:35

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