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Politics and personalities aside, it’s time to determine what’s in the best interest of us and our families because we are subject to the policies of our elected officials.

 

While we are a politically divided nation and state, we all share basic concerns about our families and our standard of living here in the First State. 

 

Below are some statements defining the differences between our standard of living from January 2021 and today. The cost of oil and gas began rising on the first day of the Biden administration with the shut down the pipeline and cancellation of thousands of leases. Thirteen months later Russia invaded Ukraine, further restricting supplies.

 

 

You might be a Republican if...

 

  • You don't want to be required to buy a $40,000 electric vehicle charged by electricity generated by fossil fuel
  • You are unhappy paying an extra $20 every time you fill your gas tank because we are no longer energy independent;
  • You wonder since 2021 how many of the more than 6,000,000 who illegally entered our country from 130 nations are security threats, gang members, human traffickers and drug smugglers;
  • You believe schools should be teaching grade level literacy in math, science, and basic skills to prepare students for the real world versus NEA National President Becky Pringle:“For us at the NEA, education justice must be about racial justice, it must be about social justice, it must be about climate justice. It must be about all of those things.”
  • You don't believe there are more than two genders;
  • You don't agree with biological males competing with women in sports or being allowed in girl's locker rooms;
  • You don't agree with paying education loans for others;
  • You don't believe the government should be able to censor social media; 
  • You don't believe there should be two standards of justice and law enforcement by state and federal prosecutors;
  • You believe our military must focus on war-fighting skills rather than social agendas that are hurting recruitment;
  • You don't believe any other flag should be flown by the White House on an equal level with our National flag, especially on Memorial Day; (see below)
  • You are concerned about inflation increasing from 1.4 to 8 percent over a 30-month period, costing families $10,000 a year. (see below)
 
What’s next?

National policies trickle down to state and local policies. Unless you want more of the same from January 2025 - 29, it’s time for a change, especially of our single Congressional representative who has voted 100 percent in line with our national, “It’s not my fault,” Biden administration and who now seeks to rise to the U.S. Senate.