ONE THING Republican voters need to understand. By January 2029, President Trump could potentially issue sweeping pardons before leaving office. Whether that includes family members, members of his administration or others remains to be seen. The constitutional question of whether a president can pardon himself remains unresolved. But here's the bigger political reality. President Trump will leave office. YOU will still live with the consequences of what happens while he's there. Whether Republicans maintain control of Congress in November or lose it, President Trump will finish his term. The question is whether he has the congressional support to advance his agenda or spends his remaining time fighting political gridlock. This cycle has repeated itself for decades. One party gains power, the other obstructs, voters become frustrated, and the pendulum swings again. So why not try something different? Give President Trump a Republican-controlled Congress for the remainder of his term. Give him the legislative support to pursue his agenda. Then, in 2028, judge the results. If his Presidency fails to deliver, voters can make that judgment at the ballot box. But don't sit out the midterms thinking you're punishing politicians. You're also giving up your say in the policies that affect your family, your finances and your future. PRESIDENT TRUMP HAS TWO YEARS LEFT. MAKE THEM COUNT. On November 3rd, get off the sidelines. VOTE REPUBLICAN. KEEP CONGRESS. GIVE THE AGENDA A CHANCE TO SUCCEED. Then judge the results in 2028.