It’s still hard for me to believe that after so many years of deranged posts like this, we’ve still never had a serious national conversation about this man’s mental health.
In 2020, I reminded my fellow citizens that the ballot was how we restore the soul of our nation.
Today, we are asked once again to make a choice, between a darker version of ourselves, or a more hopeful future for our children and grandchildren.
I choose the love of my country over my party. I choose the noble responsibility of my civic duty. I choose my conscience because it reminds me of what I value as a citizen. I choose to stand with my neighbors against those who would lie to them, undermine their freedoms, turn neighbor against neighbor for the sake of one man. I choose a leader who, despite our political differences, values us more than herself.
Today I voted for @KamalaHarris, because I choose hope.
There was a strange spectacle that just played out on national television: One of the major party nominees for president stood at a microphone for an hour, calling on people called journalists, who asked him questions of their choosing, on a wide variety of subjects. And he answered them.
The framers of our Constitution knew that our republic would endure only if our presidents have the character and honor to put duty ahead of self interest. President Biden deserves our gratitude for his decades of service to our nation and for his courageous decision today.