WHY - WELL, HERE'S WHY

Why is it so critical that we all get out and vote and get-out our Republican voters?

Higher prices, a broken border, raging wars, violent streets, violent campuses—is this what Joe Biden promised Americans four years ago?

Quite the opposite: In his 2020 convention address, Biden said that he would lead America to heal, to be reborn, to unite. A path of hope and light was promised by Biden.

Does this sound like a President who has kept his promises to the American citizens and his oat to office?

Why is it so critical that we all get out and vote and get-out our Republican voters?

Consider just how far away America is from Biden's vision of hope and unity. A man who pledged a restoration of national unity and global tranquility if he became president. Not only has he failed to achieve his promised goals, but his very policies put those visions of hope and unity out of reach. He promised competence but gave us chaos.

Why is it so critical that we all get out and vote and get-out our Republican voters?

Consider that Biden has stated that Trump and his family business were corrupt—only to find himself embroiled in his own family scandals and treason. Biden scourged Trump's mishandling of classified presidential records—only to find himself being investigated by a special counsel for the same but far worse offense - treason. Biden described Trump as a man of chaos and discord—only to lead America into a country of division and a Republic coming apart.

Why is it so critical that we all get out and vote and get-out our Republican voters?

Consider the widespread sense of confusion and disappointment, the general feeling that the country is a mess, best explains why America cannot tolerate another four years and why Biden is losing the race to the White House to Donald Trump.

Voters are no longer looking at the past three plus years through rose-tinted glasses but rather are all recognizing the connections between Biden's policies and the economic and social collapse of America.

American citizens see and feel the inflation that has resulted because of the trillions of dollars in federal spending. They see and feel the crisis of illegal immigrants crossing our southern border. The botched withdrawal from Afghanistan that killed 13 U.S. servicemen and signaled to Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping that America was in retreat.

Why is it so critical that we all get out and vote and get-out our Republican voters?

Consider the fact that rather than move swiftly to address the sources of public discontent, Biden and his Administration have alternated between incredible denial and spin assuring that price increases would be temporary but when the cost of living continued to outpace wages, he blamed everyone else but his Administration. It was corporations and big tech he told us that was causing our hardships adding that we should be grateful for high employment and GDP growth.

He told the American citizens that migration was seasonal but when the number of illegal border crossings since he took office rose to more than eight million, with over two million got-away, he told us they were not “illegal Immigrants” but rather newcomers who should be welcomed with open arms because they would make us stronger.

Why is it so critical that we all get out and vote and get-out our Republican voters?

Consider that when Hamas invaded Israel on October 7, 2023, and killed 1,200 men, women, and children, injured thousands more, and kidnapped hundreds of civilians, including American citizens, Biden pledged his support in the defense of Israel then gradually distancing himself from Israel's war on terrorism in a desperate effort to pacify the left wing of the Democratic Party.

Why is it so critical that we all get out and vote and get-out our Republican voters?

Consider that Biden's combination of bold statements and lazy and clumsy execution allowed America's adversaries to work their will, from eastern Ukraine to the Middle East to the South China Sea. His reluctance to confront the anti-Semitic left contributed to the atmosphere of ambivalence toward pro-Hamas protesters on America's college campuses. When Biden finally denounced the campus violence his comments were brief, late, and ineffectual. They were a reminder that a chaotic world reverberates inside the White House, where failed presidents hurriedly react to events rather than establish new facts on the ground.

Why is it so critical that we all get out and vote and get-out our Republican voters?

Consider watching the unfolding disaster on campus, it’s not hard to draw parallels between 2024 and 1968. While there are some similarities, you do not have to look decades into the past for a precedent to the current election. Look at 2016. Then, Donald Trump benefited from chaos on the southern border, rising terrorism, violence against police, and voter dissatisfaction with the economy. He benefited from an opponent whom few voters liked and who often seemed elitist and out of touch. He benefited from the notion that his peculiar brand of crisis was preferable to the crises generated by contemporary American liberalism. That is why people chose Trump and must elect him again.

Why is it so critical that we all get out and vote and get-out our Republican voters?

We all know why, and we must unite to assure Donald Trump's election this coming November.

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"American Insanity" attempts to address what happened to:

The Nation of diverse individuals and institutions which together created—families, schools, congregations, neighborhoods—to advance their ideals and realize their dreams;

The Nation that encouraged equality for all citizens and embraced the inherent value of every single human being God creates—born and unborn;

The Nation of citizens that could reaffirm the Constitution’s fundamental principles: limited government, separation of powers, individual liberty, and the rule of law;

The Nation which once denounced bigotry, racism, sexism, antisemitism, ethnic prejudice, and religious intolerance which recognized God–not government–as the Author of these principles;

The Nation that stood strong against tyranny and were willing to fight at home and abroad to protect the lives and fundamental liberties of all people;

The Nation of a growing economy that gave everyone—regardless of background--a chance in life, an opportunity to learn, work and realize the prosperity that is made possible by the freedom we held dear;

What happened to that once proud Constitutional Republic?

"American Insanity" addresses these questions and more!