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We've once again made contact with our leader, Mark Love them.

Hello America, Mark Loveon, our number 877-3813-811-8773-813811.

I hope you had a good weekend. Listen, I want to underscore if you have early voting in your state and you can vote in person, like we have in Virginia, and they have in

Florida and other places, then please do it. In-person voting, it's like in-person voting on election day.

So if you have early in-person voting in your state, please do it.

I'm sure the lines of election day will be significantly longer than typical, but be prepared to wait for 5, 6 hours or maybe 30 minutes, I don't know.

But under no circumstance is skip voting. But it's important that you get 5 or 10 people to vote with you, or we're going to lose.

If we don't get more people to vote, we have to overcome not only the normal situation, but we have to overcome likely fraud.

So you're the Thomas Payne's, you're not some of the soldiers, and you're the Paul Revere's, you're warning people, and we really need to be activists, real activists.

And I'm going to keep talking about this. So Amy Coney Barrett's going to be confirmed tonight without a single Democrat vote, which is grotesque.

And Susan Collins will be voting against her too. She says on principle, not it's not principle, Susan Collins is playing to the left in the state of Maine because she's behind.

But I'm telling you ladies and gentlemen, for a vote like this, without a single Democrat, the Democrats have not created another precedent, as they seek to burn down the Supreme Court.

And I want to tell my originalist constitutionalist friends, some of whom are in the media, I have long argued for term limits for Supreme Court justices.

I am glad the left is beginning to talk about this. What we have to be careful about is the circumstances under which they want to do it.

Because they never do anything because it's right. They do things because they're looking for an edge. They're trying to grab power.

But I support term limits for Supreme Court justices. As a matter of fact, I wrote about it in my first book, Men in Black, way back 15, 16 years ago.

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