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<blockquote data-quote="DELACROIX" data-source="post: 4650743" data-attributes="member: 49065">It would be common sense to vote for the incumbent in the White House during this pandemic.&nbsp; There might be a resolution soon but nothing should be taken for granted.&nbsp; If some how Biden gets in, there will be a change in leadership in every major governmental agency involved with our countries&#039; recovery, from the medical side of things to the financial side, is it worth the risk.&nbsp; The Democrats are counting on magical thinking to solve this pandemic and are currently buying votes by promising free this and free that, which we all know will never happen.&nbsp; If Biden gets in everybody knows that his son&#039;s misconduct might lead to another impeachment process and hell one is enough already, there is more evidence with his possible collusion that what they tried to hang Trump on.We need a republican landslide victory in order to end this business, then we go after China and get clear answers on how they handled this virus back in December...I always thought Trump was just playing around with his &quot;Drain the Swamp&quot; slogan, but we really have a real problem with the way Money, international and corporately has total control over the decisions and policies in Washington.&nbsp; Once this election is over and done, we might come to the conclusion that Trump was actually the first &quot;Independent&quot; president in our history, just study how the moderate Republicans hated him from the get go.&nbsp; They did not like is personality or he did not act presidential enough, we needed a shake up in the deep state and the people voted to get one in 2016.&nbsp; You can bad mouth Trump all you want but he did try to keep his promises and even with this election he is not promising the moon like Biden and Harris...Tough times are still ahead of us, you do not think that our adversities are not planning right now what they will do if Biden gets into power...expect them to push the button and test him and Harris sensing a weakness in leadership.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DELACROIX, post: 4650743, member: 49065"] It would be common sense to vote for the incumbent in the White House during this pandemic. There might be a resolution soon but nothing should be taken for granted. If some how Biden gets in, there will be a change in leadership in every major governmental agency involved with our countries' recovery, from the medical side of things to the financial side, is it worth the risk. The Democrats are counting on magical thinking to solve this pandemic and are currently buying votes by promising free this and free that, which we all know will never happen. If Biden gets in everybody knows that his son's misconduct might lead to another impeachment process and hell one is enough already, there is more evidence with his possible collusion that what they tried to hang Trump on. We need a republican landslide victory in order to end this business, then we go after China and get clear answers on how they handled this virus back in December...I always thought Trump was just playing around with his "Drain the Swamp" slogan, but we really have a real problem with the way Money, international and corporately has total control over the decisions and policies in Washington. Once this election is over and done, we might come to the conclusion that Trump was actually the first "Independent" president in our history, just study how the moderate Republicans hated him from the get go. They did not like is personality or he did not act presidential enough, we needed a shake up in the deep state and the people voted to get one in 2016. You can bad mouth Trump all you want but he did try to keep his promises and even with this election he is not promising the moon like Biden and Harris...Tough times are still ahead of us, you do not think that our adversities are not planning right now what they will do if Biden gets into power...expect them to push the button and test him and Harris sensing a weakness in leadership. [/QUOTE]

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