I am not going to urge you to vote.

I am simply going to express my opinion that anyone who does not vote at this election is a traitor to the Republic. And never knowingly will I shake hands with him or sit down to a meal with him. For, in the hour of gravest peril, he failed to do the only specific duty which is laid upon him as a citizen of this Republic. No one has a "duty" to be President, no one even has a "duty" to be a soldier until summoned by our Commander in Chief, but the humblest or laziest member of our society has a duty to vote.

Henry Luce, October 1940

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I love how Libs always downplay that she supported a genocide, and told people to sit down and shut up when voters brought it up. Or that she stood behind a clearly senile old man, who was clearly unqualified to lead. Or that she said Trump was too soft on Iran. Or that she offered no solutions to what the voters needed. Or that she said a highly unpopular President was doing a good job. Or a hundred other obviously bad things that she said and did.

They always bring up things like her laugh, or that she was a cop, as if those were the deciding factors in any way.

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