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But it is those that could have voted that are more at fault. They allowed others to decide their fates. 85,000 people in one county in Texas alone are not registered voters. And that is not even the huge numbers registered voters that do not vote (over 100,000. They will have no one other than themselves to blame.
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Very well said. I honestly wonder if they have thought about the outcome of their actions? This is not about just voting red or blue it’s so much more. Thank you for sharing and all of your hard work. 🇺🇸
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Remember voting Democrat= the DSA
• Bernie Sanders wrote Medicare for All and the 32-hour workweek bill.
• AOC and Ed Markey wrote the Green New Deal.
• Sanders and Ro Khanna wrote the 5% billionaire wealth tax.
• Pramila Jayapal is the lead sponsor of the $47.4 trillion Medicare for All bill.
Democrats “math” ain’t mathin…
There are only 989 billionaires in America. Their entire combined wealth still doesn’t cover these policies.
So you get the bill: +$22,000 per taxpayer. Every single year.
There aren’t enough billionaires to fund their policies. You get the bill!
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I asked a woman, did you realize property taxes are going up? She said life was tough keeping up with things and taking care of family. I asked, did you know the choice for more taxes was on the ballot? SHe said no. I asked - DID YOU VOTE? She said no. Wait till I tell her taxes are probably going up again-because others voted yes. One vote does count = The Butterfly Effect.
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It’s a mean list because those places actually exist. People vote for the policies and then act surprised when the results show up somewhere else first. The examples aren’t theoretical.
