@mekkaokereke
Yup. While I respect a narrow set of actions she took to get white women the vote, I abhor her generally because she was a piece of shit.

It's the same with the founders. They compromised with people's LIVES to get it done. An entire nation, built on blood and pain and hate.

I love the promise of America, but there is SO much crap to clean up and so many wrongs to fix.

Thank you for the reminder. The heroes of the past aren't always heroes when you learn the true story.

@mastodonmigration @GottaLaff
It just doesn't register, though. It's terrifying how they can't seem to see through the cloud of despair.

Every day I seesaw between hope and horror. I really don't know if my heart can take much more of this.

@mastodonmigration @GottaLaff
True, we don't know for sure who they were. I suspect they were Gaza protestors. She was very respectful considering how loud they were with the whistle and all.

Honestly, the genocide is ripping my soul to pieces, but I'm well aware that Harris is the only presidential candidate who will even try to make things better. The orange stain would be happy to see the place nuked if he thought he could build his hotels on the ashes.

@GottaLaff
I saw that. While on the one hand, I'm bothered by the protestors who seem to blame her for what the orange stain put in motion (don't tell me that Nettayahoo would be doing this if the orange stain hadn't handed them Jerusalem back during his 'presidency') and I'm really angry at any protestors who seem ready to throw away our country for this... on the other hand, I'm very very glad they are keeping attention on the subject. We have to hold her feet to the fire when she's elected.

#VoteEarlyDay #USPol
I voted on Oct 18th, had my hubby drop my ballot in the local dropbox on the 19th, and had it reported as accepted on the 24th.

When I go to votewa.gov, this is what I see: