Welcome, welcome to this election day, IHIP News, where we share our opinion about the news

that is important to us.

I went to early vote this morning with my husband and my youngest son who is 18 years old

and he voted in his first election, our older son sent

in his ballot via mail because he goes to Syracuse University.

While I was in line, you know, you're in your neighborhood.

I saw four of my friends that are lesbians that came over and gave me these intense hugs

because they knew I was an ally.

They knew I was a safe face and a safe place for them.

And then I saw another friend of mine whose granddaughter is trans.

And she gave me a really, really big hug.

And I realized that is who I'm out there voting for. We are voting for people that the Trump

administration wants to beat down. And I will fight with every fiber of my body to stand up for

marginalized people. And that's the difference. That's the difference in both sides of the ticket. Pumps,

what do you have for us today? Well, as it is the last day of what could be democracy, the

election is finally here. So I wanted to highlight the different closing arguments by the candidates

because I don't think there's a clearer contrast in candidates

that we've ever seen in U.S. history. So let's start with Trump's closing argument.

Obama, he didn't do that. He got far less votes the second time, and he won. And he's a major

divider. I watched him the other night.

I mean, he's a very divisive guy.

I've always said that.

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