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   https://nypost.com/2022/10/30/this-ideas-election-will-decide-the-   
   countrys-direction-for-a-long-time/   
      
   Every election, the same voices loudly proclaim it the “most important   
   election of our lifetime.” They can’t all be the “most important,” but we   
   are heading into a unique election that will decide the direction of our   
   country for a long time through more than just candidates’ individual   
   policies.   
      
   It’s not as sexy as “most important,” but in a few days we’ll participate   
   in an “ideas” election in a way we haven’t for a while: Who do we want to   
   be as a country and where do we want to go?   
      
   Unlike so many presidential elections, this race will not be driven by   
   personality. America has had our share of those over the last 15 years.   
   Whether President Barack Obama or President Donald Trump, people were   
   signing up for the man far more than his actual ideas.   
      
   But the personalities of the candidates in this midterm election, some   
   good and some bad, are far less relevant than the direction the winners   
   will take us.   
      
   The theme is a “return to normal.” This is the first midterm election   
   since the COVID lockdowns changed the country’s trajectory. Our economy   
   was booming, kids consistently went to schools where parents didn’t have   
   to be on constant high alert for indoctrination, crime was manageable.   
   When our country went into lockdown, normal went out the window.   
      
   Americans are hungry for normalcy, and they’re not going to get it from   
   Democrats.   
      
   Many voted for President Joe Biden hoping for this return to normal. But   
   much of Biden’s presidency, and his Democratic Party’s direction, is a   
   rejection of all rationality and embrace of fringe figures and ideas.   
      
   Biden’s $1.9 trillion “American Rescue Plan” has been a driving factor of   
   inflation that continues to climb upward. As American families are   
   hurting, instead of reversing course, Biden is trying to push through cash   
   handouts for his constituents in the form of student-loan forgiveness,   
   which would mean wealth redistribution from plumbers and electricians to   
   lawyers and doctors.   
      
   On schools, no one blocked access to in-person education more than Randi   
   Weingarten, American Federation of Teachers president, and the results   
   have been a full-on disaster. Yet she continues to be a top campaigner for   
   Democrats.   
      
   Over the weekend, she campaigned with Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, who   
   flat-out lied during last week’s televised debate with her opponent, Tudor   
   Dixon, that she closed schools for only three months. Weingarten is busing   
   around the country to campaign with Democrats like Gov. Tony Evers in   
   Wisconsin, US Senate candidate Tim Ryan in Ohio and gubernatorial   
   candidate Stacey Abrams in Georgia.   
      
   That someone who caused so much damage to children is still taking the   
   stage with Democrats shows the direction they want to continue in.   
      
   In the closing weeks before the midterms, meanwhile, Biden held a   
   roundtable with far-left site NowThis News. Among the people getting   
   access to the president, who rarely speaks to the media or gives   
   interviews, was transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney, who asked whether   
   states should be allowed to deny “gender-affirming” care.   
      
   States only deny this “care,” which actually means prescribing hormones or   
   performing surgery to remove the breasts or genitals, to children. The   
   president answered that no one should have the right to stop this.   
      
   Democrats often describe arguments like this as “culture war.” But culture   
   is important, and this election will take a firm stance on whether our   
   culture is OK with children getting life-altering hormones or surgery to   
   try to change their gender.   
      
   And finally, crime. It has been a tough road to get Democrats to admit   
   crime is even an important issue. During the debate between Gov. Kathy   
   Hochul and Rep. Lee Zeldin, Hochul wondered why the crime issue is so   
   important to Zeldin.   
      
   We can’t go on like this anymore. We can’t start from debating whether   
   crime matters or whether it even exists. We need to move on and elect   
   people dedicated to fighting it. There are two distinct roads here, and we   
   have to choose one.   
      
   We’ve been in the upside-down, where lax crime policies, insane school   
   programs and so much more have been winning the day. A red wave will mean   
   Americans demand a different direction. It will mean we tried the leftist   
   ideas, declared them failures and want to try something else.   
      
   It will mean a return to something better, back to the normal we have   
   longed for and deserve.   
      
      
   --   
   "LOCKDOWN", left-wing COVID fearmongering.  95% of COVID infections   
   recover with no after effects.   
      
   No collusion - Special Counsel Robert Swan Mueller III, March 2019.   
   Officially made Nancy Pelosi a two-time impeachment loser.   
      
   Donald J. Trump, cheated out of a second term by fraudulent "mail-in"   
   ballots.  Report voter fraud: sf.nancy@mail.house.gov   
      
   Thank you for cleaning up the disaster of the 2008-2017 Obama / Biden   
   fiasco, President Trump.   
      
   Under Barack Obama's leadership, the United States of America became the   
   The World According To Garp.  Obama sold out heterosexuals for Hollywood   
   queer liberal democrat donors.   
      
   President Trump boosted the economy, reduced illegal invasions, appointed   
   dozens of judges and three SCOTUS justices.   
      
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