Oops, I said that?

I often wonder why people say some of the most stupid things, and then follow it up with another dumb remark … or lie. "No, I didn't say that!"  "I believe you did because we got it on tape." Don't you love it when someone gets caught? It's like a person getting caught on a front porch security camera attempting to take an Amazon delivered box, and then the owner says, "Hey, drop that box. I see you." The thief drops it in a panic and runs away.

Well making stupid statements is like the thief stealing deliveries off your porch. They WILL get caught. And their statement, or action, will hurt someone else, who they care less about. This election, and past elections have gotten nothing but throwing dirt and lies on the apposing opponent. And I am not just talking about the Trump campaign, both do it BUT, since 2020, Trump has made over 800 inaccurate statements, proposals and lies about everything. (FYI I did not count those.)

I know people can be cruel and selfish at times, but that is way is too much by anyone, especially a presidential candidate running for office. There is a thing called mutual and social respect for other people.

There is another thing that simply baffles me, why would anyone vote for a presidential candidate if they know that candidate has lied, cheated and respects dictators and criminals while other dirty laundry and hidden skeletons is exposed on every public media for everyone to see and hear? Why? Are they not seeing him for the person we need in the most powerful office in the world? I am sorry but I just don't get it.

I cherish my ability to see through someone very quickly. Oh yes, I have been fooled by people I trusted to be honest and genuine. I am not perfect, but this guy is a 'no-brainer'. I have learned that bad apples come in all sorts of ages, shapes, genders and colors. I except everyone for what they are with no basis, until one things strikes me as no good. But never will I fall into their trap of deceit. Oh yeah, I have gotten caught a couple times, but I learned quickly. Don't stumble like I did. Check the facts of what you read and hear. Don't believe everything your friends or relatives believe. Check it out yourself and then act according to your heart and gut. Don't argue with people over your choices. I see families being torn apart because of this election. Agree to disagree, but don't hate your neighbor, friend or relative because they think differently. Friendly debate is good, but if it gets heated, walk away. Check your facts, do your research and remember what this election will decide for our future and our democracy. Your vote IS important and counts.

The result of this election in 9 days will control the way the world see the USA and will dictate our economy, international relations with other countries, oil prices, trading, basically everything to our American lifestyle and livelihood.

Take care, stay safe. Please leave comments if you wish. I do read and respond.