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11/06/2024

When a criminal and pathological liar with no regard to decency and empathy stays free and takes over to run your country there is no justice! My God fave mercy on us all!

11/06/2024

Very sad for this country I’ve called home since once I was five! What to do?

11/06/2024

Our country boasts the finest leadership that money can buy!

11/06/2024

The following makes me think:

There is a notable correlation between lower levels of formal education and support for the Republican Party, though this varies by region, demographic, and specific election cycle. Several factors contribute to this association:

1. Party Shifts and Economic Concerns: In recent years, the Republican Party has increasingly attracted voters without a college degree, particularly among white Americans. This group often cites economic concerns like job security, wages, and resentment toward the perceived economic advantages of urban, college-educated populations, which they may associate with Democratic policies.
2. Cultural Issues and Social Values: Voters without a college degree may be more likely to align with the Republican Party’s stances on social and cultural issues, including positions on immigration, national identity, and traditional social values. For many, these issues resonate on a personal level and can feel disconnected from the priorities of college-educated elites.
3. Perceptions of Elitism and Representation: Voters without higher education may feel alienated by the Democratic Party, which they may perceive as aligned with urban and academic elites. This feeling of alienation can foster a sense of cultural disconnection that drives support toward the Republican Party, which is viewed as more representative of their perspectives.
4. Regional Differences: This trend is stronger in certain regions, such as the South and Midwest, where a larger share of the population may lack college degrees. These areas also have distinct social and economic characteristics that align more closely with the Republican platform.

However, education is not the sole factor in predicting voting behavior, as other variables—such as race, location (urban vs. rural), and socioeconomic status—intersect significantly with educational level to influence voting patterns.

11/04/2024

Overemphasizing financial gain, comfort, and short-lived pleasures will ultimately yield feelings of loneliness and hollowness!

11/03/2024

Petulant adults can arise from being petulant children, occasionally failing to mature or displaying unwillingness to adapt.

10/31/2024

Dropping out of this media until after the election! I have one thing to say. May God bless this nation and protect it! It’s going to be a rough ride.

10/03/2024

I have reached a pivotal moment in my life, prompting me to make a significant change. I have always envisioned myself as a empathetic and people-oriented individual. Driven by economic considerations and a commitment to serving others, I am finalizing my training in supporting individuals with developmental challenges. My prior experience working in an Alzheimer's and dementia facility has provided me with immeasurable and enduring lessons. Upon completing my second week of rigorous training and orientation, I look forward to dedicating myself to serving others.

10/02/2024

The following is the result of facts checked from last nights debate.

During the October 2024 vice presidential debate, JD Vance and Tim Walz made various claims, some of which required fact-checking. Here's a breakdown of key statements:

1. **JD Vance's claim about no major conflict during Trump's presidency**: Vance claimed there was no major conflict while Trump was president. While it's true no new wars began, military actions, such as airstrikes in Syria and the killing of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani, took place. Additionally, previous presidents like Carter and Ford also presided over periods without starting new wars [oai_citation:8,Live: Fact-checking the vice presidential debate between JD Vance and Tim Walz - Poynter](https://www.poynter.org/fact-checking/2024/live-fact-check-vice-president-debate-jd-vance-tim-walz/) [oai_citation:7,Vice presidential debate fact check: What Tim Walz, JD Vance got right (and wrong)](https://www.aol.com/vice-presidential-debate-fact-check-230009507.html).

2. **JD Vance on the U.S. being the "cleanest economy"**: Vance asserted that the U.S. has the cleanest economy globally, but this is inaccurate. In terms of carbon intensity (CO2 emissions per dollar of GDP), the U.S. lags behind many European countries, such as France and the UK. Additionally, the U.S. emits significantly more carbon per capita than countries like China [oai_citation:6,PolitiFact | VP debate fact-check: What JD Vance and Tim Walz got right, wrong on abortion, immigration](https://www.politifact.com/article/2024/oct/02/vp-debate-fact-check-walz-vance-2024/) [oai_citation:5,Vice presidential debate fact check: What Tim Walz, JD Vance got right (and wrong)](https://www.aol.com/vice-presidential-debate-fact-check-230009507.html).

3. **JD Vance's claim about Iran's $100 billion assets**: Vance stated that the Biden-Harris administration unfroze $100 billion in Iranian assets. This was exaggerated. In reality, about $16 billion was unfrozen through recent deals, with a larger $100 billion unfreezing happening under the Obama administration as part of the nuclear deal [oai_citation:4,PolitiFact | VP debate fact-check: What JD Vance and Tim Walz got right, wrong on abortion, immigration](https://www.politifact.com/article/2024/oct/02/vp-debate-fact-check-walz-vance-2024/) [oai_citation:3,Vice presidential debate fact check: What Tim Walz, JD Vance got right (and wrong)](https://www.aol.com/vice-presidential-debate-fact-check-230009507.html).

4. **Tim Walz's claim about Project 2025 and a pregnancy registry**: Walz claimed that Donald Trump’s Project 2025 would create a registry of pregnancies. However, Project 2025 does not mention a pregnancy registry, though it does advocate for stricter abortion reporting. Walz’s statement was labeled as false, as no plan to track pregnancies federally was outlined [oai_citation:2,PolitiFact | VP debate fact-check: What JD Vance and Tim Walz got right, wrong on abortion, immigration](https://www.politifact.com/article/2024/oct/02/vp-debate-fact-check-walz-vance-2024/) [oai_citation:1,Vice presidential debate fact check: What Tim Walz, JD Vance got right (and wrong)](https://www.aol.com/vice-presidential-debate-fact-check-230009507.html).

These fact checks reveal some significant exaggerations and inaccuracies in the candidates' statements. While both candidates made points that were partially rooted in truth, they also stretched facts to fit their narratives.

The USA TODAY Fact Check Team analyzed where both Tim Walz and JD Vance misled or lacked context in their only debate.

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