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We have one political party in America. It's called the Republican Party. There used to be two, however, the other party lost its way or morphed into what can only be a cross between socialism and fascism. One only has to consider what they have done over the past three years while in power. They threw the borders open and let in thousands of illegal aliens, many of which are described as rapists, murderers, drug dealers, and human traffickers. They lied about their president and his ability to lead, and it raises the question: Who was running the country? It also brings into play the possibility that many policies put into effect, via the president's signature, were done by someone else using the "magic pen" used by the president. It is evident, the media has backed everything that the administration did. It is also evident that, the administration packed local and district courts with judges who supported that president and the Democratic Party's policies regardless of their Constitutionality.
We now have a new president who wants to bring the Republic back to its original founding. But the Democratic Party in the House and Senate are doing everything possible to skuttle it. They have help from the media and the Democrat-appointed judges. Just to be fair, there are a few Republican congressmen, and women, for no real reason other than they dislike the current president, who are also slowing down the rebirth of the Republic.
Just what am I trying to put forth? I'm starting a campaign to remind everyone that, to succeed, those who believe in the Republic and see just how it has been attacked, must think about the end game. That means the 2026 mid-term election is in the hands of the people. They must ensure that those whom they elect will support the effort to bring about a rebirth of the Republic. In short, if the only political party in the Republic loses the mid-term, the chances of the rebirth of the Republic will be in jeopardy.
JOHN E. FEDELE JR.
Salina, Kansas
Formerly of Williamsport
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