Rant #4,038: My Prerogative

Today is Election Day ...

And as citizens, it is our duty to vote.

We all have our own personal choices, but the most important thing is to get out and vote. 

My family and I voted early, by making out mail-in ballots.

I have absolutely no doubt that my vote will be counted--

In fact, as I told you a few weeks ago, the Board of Elections contacted me, because while they received my vote, the envelope it was in was damaged or not glued right or whatever, and I had to sign an attestation that it was valid.

Thus, I know they received my vote, and like the votes of my wife and son, it will go through as a valid ballot.

And yes, I have made clear who I am voting for.

I am an independent voter, not drawn to one party or another.

I truly wish that there were no parties, and people voted for who they thought was the best person for the job, rather than for who their party says to vote for.

And in New York--the state with, without a doubt, the most uneducated, ignorant, and quite frankly, the stupidest voters on the face of the planet--my choice are the Republicans, across the board.

I have said it once, I will say it again--the Democratic Party is not the party of JFK anymore.

It is the party of Mamdani, AOC, Sanders, Omar, and the like, the most virulent Jew-haters in the country.

So I believe that a vote for the Democrats--just about any Democrat--is a vote for the "new" Nazi Party.

And nowhere does that show its ugly face better than in the governor's race.

Democrat Kathy Hochul is one of the worst politicians in America beyond her own anti-Semitic tendencies, as she leaches on to every Socialist referendum that is put on the plate, including congestion pricing.

The other day, she brought up the oldest trope in mankind's history, claiming that she would prefer that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lose his election, because he is the one bringing on the rise of anti-Semitism in New York State.

Blaming Jews for their own anti-Semitism is just such a rancid viewpoint, but there she goes, demonstrating her own stupidity and anti-Jew, anti-Israel stance, which, of course, the media gave very short shrift to.

How anyone--Jew or non-Jew--can vote for this garbage is beyond me, yet she supposedly has a commanding lead in the polls.

Republican Bruce Blakeman, while not a perfect candidate, speaks sensibly, and wants to do away with those who would demean this country, and he has no patience for people like Hochul and all of the Socialist lackeys.

And the one, single debate between him and Hochul was a clear win for the Republican--

It wasn't even close.

Life-long Democrats are just starting to change their tune.

I saw a poll where 36 percent of Democratic Jews will be voting Republican at least this time around, but Blakeman will need a lot more people to vote for him than that, a lot of independents, and a lot of non-Jews who are fed up with the current Democratic Party.

And the great thing is that one does not have to vote "Republican," you can vote "Conservative" if you like--

Like I did.

So it is clear who I am voting for.

But again, the most important thing for U.S. citizens to do is to vote.

It is your obligation as a citizen to do so.

So get out and vote.

Your vote proves that our democracy, even if it is being attacked from all sides, is as strong as ever.

VOTE!!!!!!