Read Before You Vote

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Read Before Voting

“They don’t tell us anything.”

They do but we do not read. We scroll. We click. We go to the next video. These are turbulent times for American voters. That’s why they are reading Project 2025, Donald Trump’s intention for America. But, are they reading it, like reading reading, or are they relying on Democrats like Massachusetts Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley, Texas Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett and concerned podcasts?

“They don’t tell us anything.”

It’s not only Project 2025. We don’t read, period. The last ‘book’ I read repeatedly was from Fani Willis, the Fulton County District Attorney. On 14 August 2023, she released the State of Georgia v. Donald John Trump and 18 others indictment, for the conspiracy to try and change the 2020 election results to hoodwink America that Trump won. He didn’t. Joe Biden carried Georgia.

I call that indictment literature for a good reason. It effectively outlines the labyrinth of lies concocted by men like Mark Meadows, Mike Roman and state senators like Mike Dugan, David James Shafer and Ray Stallings Smith 111. Effective how? Simple language. Yes, it’s not a book, but if it has crucial information, it’s a book to me.

“They don’t tell us anything.” They do.

- The government

- Health providers

- Schools

- City Hall

- Political parties

But we don’t read.

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