I hear ya. I'm talking about finding well to do hippy liberal churchgoers that live in small towns and empowering their voices to share ideas like healthcare reform. A person from their own town, that is enough like them, but is trained to effectively communicate progressive ideas without being scorned or dismissed. And again doing this during non-election years to show a real sincerity to rural voices who won't even give you the time of day because you only show up during elections.
he needs to get that bail revoked and arrested the guy who was on air with him needs to get looked at too...he endorsed it and pointed out how people were hanged back in the day
My girlfriend falls within this group as she has her green card but is not a citizen yet. She really wishes that she had a voice here but, while we are in Texas (a terrible thing), the vote really becomes negated regardless with the overwhelming majority of the state being Republican led. We view the allegations by Trump on the pending states as pretty disgusting and ridiculous, if false, and should be handled properly by him, his, campaign and his family members if true. This guy is pretty reckless and it's already cost the country so many unnecessary lives. We're hoping that it doesn't continue with his threats of war from him and his son.
The first thing that appeared when I typed Kamala on google search.."Kamala is hot." Lord, forgive the google machine. Forgive Obama for thinking that, Tucker Fishsticks. Forgive us all. Have to undress 401kJesus. These folks are getting crazier and crazier
I think one of the under-told stories about this election is how Mitch McConnel is blocking several election security legislation, but Republicans now want to whine about having a fair vote because it looks like the President is going to lose the election... C'mon man.
I look forward to all my evangelical friends to post: "This country needs prayers more than ever." It's annoying. What this country clearly needs is a livable wage, healthcare and honest people in office.
