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Did we learn anything from the great debate? Surprisingly, yes…!

We here at I Vote My Vote have been skeptical that anything of any real value would be learned from a viewing of recent presidential debates and specifically, a viewing of the most recent presidential debate featuring current President Biden and former President Trump. We were wrong! This past debate actually revealed some important information. Oh sure…as…
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BIDEN'S BLIGHT

BIDEN’S BLIGHT

In as much as Biden is approaching a vegetative state of mind, we select to make a comparison as to the plant world and that affliction. BLIGHT - caused by virus, bacteria, mold, or fungi - is a rapid and complete chlorosis, browning then death of plant tissues such as flowers, leaves, twigs, stems, and…
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Be an Educated Voter: Get to Know Candidates with I Vote My Vote

In the past it was easier to be an educated voter. Many highly respected print media outlets (remember newspapers?) would editorialize an opinion to urge voters to support the candidates of their choice. The fact that those pieces appeared on the editorial pages, often accompanied by an opposing view (an ‘op-ed’), was a clear indication…
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Retirement Rescue Plan

Wake up America!! The government has often forewarned us of the impending danger. Our plans for peaceful, worry- free retirement in its present form are coming to an END! It is a fact that the number of recipients of the Social Security and Medicare benefits are growing faster than the growth of the workforce that…
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The Disastrous ‘Miracle’ of Bidensizing

In the years since the election of President Biden you may have noticed that not only have trips to the grocery store and the gas station grown outrageously more expensive, but the size of grocery staples…just like the size of fast food and restaurant portions…have gotten noticeably smaller. In the 1980’s, the nations’ news outlets…
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Your Voice Matters: Understanding the Importance of Civic Engagement

If you are 50 years old or older here in the US then you probably received education about ‘civics’ in your classes in various years, from elementary through high school. These classes taught you how our government governs. The classes stressed citizenship and the duty of every qualified individual to engage and participate in every…
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The new foreign policy: bumbling towards catastrophe

President Theodore Roosevelt originated a foreign policy idea that he characterized as to “speak softly and carry a big stick.” In other words: Presidential rhetoric in the foreign policy realm was to be clear and concise and never vitriolic. But along with the controlled messages, Presidential policy towards aggressive nations carried with it the implied…
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