You Cast Your Vote with Hope

When you voted in the last election, you believed it would move the country in a better direction. If you voted for Donald Trump and are feeling betrayed, you aren’t alone. The good news is you can do something about it in November.

Your vote belongs to you. It isn’t a pledge of lifelong loyalty to a political party. It is your voice, your judgment, and your opportunity to choose leaders who demonstrate character, competence, and respect for the Constitution. When a candidate betrays your vote, you can hold them accountable.

Change your vote, not your values. 

You wanted:

To drain the swamp

Instead, you see

Jaw-dropping corruption and abuse of power

 

No new wars

Attacks on Iran. Venezuela. Boats in the Caribbean where those killed received no trial or hearing. Threats to take land from our NATO allies (Greenland).

 

Lower cost for eggs, groceries and gas

Tarrifs and the war in Iran have sent prices soaring.

 

Secure borders

Masked federal agents in our streets and billions spent on detention of immigrants with no criminal records 

 

Conservative Spending

Millions spent to gold plate statues and fixtures in the Oval Office, no-bid contracts with friends to demolish the East Wing and begin a new ballroom, etc.

In a two-party system, the opposing party provides check on abuse of power.

You don’t have to change your party affiliation to vote for Democrats down the ballot to hold this administration accountable for its abuses. Your vote is your voice. And you can help stop the chaos.