28 days remain until the last American citizen will cast a vote somewhere in the state of Hawaii.

By then, the polls will have long been closed in the east.

The counting will have started.

Maybe the networks will have projected a winner.

The choice is coming due, and it is a monumental one. This is the warning.

It is important in this moment for every American citizen to think about the future, to ponder deeply

the present. Kamala Harris has a proposition. What she says is that we share much more in common than we do in

disagreement. Personally, there are many things I disagree with Vice President Harris about. When it comes to government spending in almost every instance, she would choose to spend more on a program than I would. When it comes to

taxes, Kamala Harris believes in a higher tax rate than I'm comfortable with. But none of those

things are foundational to the continuity of the country. It's very survival. America is renewed every four years on a continual basis.

The election is our wellspring. There is no American on that day who is above any other American.

There is no Duke or Duchess in America who gets 20 votes compared to the common person

who gets just one.

Every American gets a say.

And today, what that means is women get a say.

Black people get a say.

Every American has a stake, has a share. Our future

has always been fraud. There has never been a gentle time in American history. Democracy has a

design flaw, and it's that the kill switch, the self-destruct button, is always at hand,

always ready to be seized by the population. There are examples throughout history. Some of it

recent that demonstrates clearly the destruction, chaos, the death, the suffering that can come when a democratic society hits that

button. How do we know when there is a force that wants to hit it? How do we know when someone

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