Voting:
When asked who am I voting for I have to reply. I am not voting for a man. I am voting for the principles for which this country has stood since its founding. I am voting for Constitutional government. I am voting for a strong and viable military. I am voting for a vibrant economy. I am voting for the right to keep and bear arms. I am voting for the freedom to worship. I am voting for a national recognition of the founding of our nation on Biblical principles. I am voting for the ability for anyone to rise above their circumstances and become successful. I am voting for my children and grandchildren to be able to choose their own path in life, including how and where their children are educated. I am voting for our borders to be open to everyone who enters under our law and closed to everyone who would circumvent or ignore the law. I am voting for the Electoral College to remain in place, so that a few heavily populated liberal centers do not control the elections. I am voting for a Supreme Court that interprets the Constitution rather than rewrites it. I am voting to teach history, with all its warts, not erase it or revise it. I am voting for the sanctity of life from conception to birth and after. Let’s all Make America Great Again.
Candice Owens:
When Candice speaks, people should listen. No matter the color of your skin, your ethnicity, or your political persuasion. She has lived in poverty and worked hard to better her life. She is speaking from a position of her life as a black woman, from someone that has been on both sides of the equation. She does not speak from fear, but logic. She uses facts and quotes from our very own history. I have yet to see someone that can debate her.