Okay, Micah, what do you want now?

Roy, it's coming home, baby.

Can't you feel it?

The excitement, the group chats, the atmosphere.

Well...

Come on!

I've got a good feeling about this one, Roy.

The world's gone... football Okay, Dan, a bit. Yes! Getting on the action this summer with Sky and thank me for saving your world. The end. Actually, it's just the beginning.

So as promised, we are going to have a fair and hopefully spirited discussion about the election

from different points of view. So all things considered, I am an ideological libertarian. I am not a member

of the Libertarian Party. I am an unaffiliated voter. That means that technically I am an ideological libertarian. I'm not a member of the libertarian party. I am an

unaffiliated voter. That means that technically I am an independent because I'm neither a Republican nor

Democrat. And as I said, not a libertarian. And, you know, I'm a mom. And I worry about kitchen table

issues just like every other parents and every other functioning human.

And I don't know where the next meal is coming from if it's seamless or if I have to run to

Morton Williams and whip something up. Having said that, my stomach dictates my electoral preferences.

That's not necessarily true. but I am hungry for someone to

convince me why I should vote for their person, always. And I like to think that in some areas,

I can be swayed. Now, as I ripen and go further into my political and personal journey.

I think it's less important to be, to pin my hopes and dreams and lust on a single

candidate.

I think that human beings tend to fail us in the political arena.

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