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Slack.com slash DHQ. The handful of disgruntled Republicans who are still making the case

for Biden over Trump have won last plea. They want you to vote for country over party.

I've been voting since 1984 when I proudly cast my first ballot for Ronald Reagan. I've

been a conservative Republican my entire life. I've never before voted for a Democrat for

president, but this year, principal and conscience require me to do just that. I'm voting for Joe

Biden. When you fill out your own ballot, ask yourself, who will best restore decency

and civility to the White House? Who can I be proud to tell my children and grandchildren

I voted for? My fellow Republicans, it's not easy going against ahead of our party. Leave

me, I know. But I also know that character, moral leadership and integrity are values

that we cannot put aside when we cast our vote for president. If we hold onto these values,

our country will be better for it. And so will our party. And please, don't let anyone

tell you that by casting your vote for Joe Biden, you are somehow not being conservative.

This year, the most conservative thing you can do is to put country over party. That's

what I'm doing. I hope you'll join me.

Story over party, one of the stupidest, most meaningless platitudes in our national discourse.

You join a political party, you support a political party because you believe it will help the

country. Jeff Flake and all of the seven other never-trump Republicans are not putting country

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