Voting Wisely

Saturday, September 21, 2024

Voting wisely requires careful thought; use your brain to assess candidates' qualifications and promises critically.

An informed vote relies on critical thinking, not just emotions or popularity.

Your vote shapes the future—analyze each candidate's track record and policies before deciding.

Rely on reason and research to make an educated choice at the polls.

To vote responsibly, evaluate candidates' competencies and integrity, ensuring your choice benefits the community.

TRUMP, THE
OLDEST NOMINEE
FOR PRESIDENT IN
U.S. HISTORY
with 34 convictions
June 14, 1946
(age 78 years)
and
THE ONLY REASON
HE'S RUNNING FOR
OFFICE IS TO
STAY OUT OF PRISON

How are those crowd sizes?

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