Updated September 17, 2024 Reason #14 to Vote Blue on Nov 5 Trump had no political experience when he ran for President in 2015. So it’s understandable that he used his lifetime of business experience as a positive credential. We didn’t know it then, but we know it now: his success depended on defrauding others. On Feb 16, 2024, Trump was ordered to pay more than $350 million in penalties, … CONTINUE READING THE WHOLE POST
Reason #13 to Vote Blue on Nov 5 His father taught him to “Win at all costs.” His classmates at the military high school he attended said he was a bully. Bullying takes many forms; one is public mockery. It began during his 2016 Presidential campaign and it has continued to this day. It was the November 24, 2015 news video from a Trump campaign rally in South Carolina that … CONTINUE READING THE WHOLE POST
Reason #12 to Vote Blue on Nov 5 Trump Doesn’t Care About Healthcare for Most Americans The 2024 GOP Party Platform begins with 20 promises but not one of them mentions healthcare. Later in the Platform, there is a one sentence on general healthcare: Republicans will increase Transparency, promote Choice and Competition, and expand access to new Affordable Healthcare and prescription drug options. [Emphasis mine] chapter 4 (BRING BACK THE … CONTINUE READING THE WHOLE POST
Reason #11 to Vote Blue on Nov 5 In Part 1, I listed Trump’s conviction of 34 business fraud felonies, and the convictions of Trump allies like that of Steve Bannon, Peter Navarro, Paul Manafort, George Papadopoulos, Roger Stone, and Rick Gates. All the crimes relate to helping Trump get ahead,… illegally. 8) Rick Gates,the deputy chairman of Trump’s 2016 campaign, pleaded guilty in 2018 to conspiracy and lying to … CONTINUE READING THE WHOLE POST
