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I would venture that you and I agree something has to be done, even if we disagree on how or even if it can be done.

My emphasis would be on that last "if" in the sentence above. States have the right to set their own voting laws, and several have legalized ballot harvesting practices. I don't see any remedy for legalized ballot harvesting in the near-term, or the medium-term. Long-term? Well, how long? During my lifetime? My kids' lifetimes? I don't know. I do know that the way the Democrats ended up in the WH in 2020 and retained control of the Senate in 2022 has enabled them to inflict ruin on us for the past three years, with consequences reaching well into the future.

Ballot-harvesting is indeed a recipe for fraud - but it's not going away. If we want to retain what few freedoms we have, if we want to at least slow down the relentless advance of left-wing insanity, we must play by the new rules.

I am a state’s rights person, but the thing is,what happens in one state that allows fraud can override the results from a well run state. It is why that “no standing” thing really bugged me when they invoked it.

I think it is a mistake to have such enormous latitude from state to state in a Presidental Election. I really do.

I think there needs to be a an amendment to clear this up so that there are some fundamental rules every state must adhere to. I think it has to be done.

What we have now does not work at all, unless “work” is defined as “corrupting the process”.

Our Constitution was crafted for a moral people, and these people who I am regarding more and more with each passing day as moral foes I don’t want to live with, rather than countrymen I can build with, are not morally sound.

I hate it. I don’t like it. But I am finding it harder and harder to view them as people who I have a country in common with.

It saddens me more than I can express. I love this great country and for all it has done for me. And these people I have begun to view as foes seem hell bent on destroying it, morally, fiscally, and constitutionally, as fast as they can, as if they think they are running out of time and they know it.