Everything suggests this election campaign will be packed with material for those who delight in creating conspiracy theories.
On politics and conspiracy theories. Starting with President Biden’s poor performance in the debate held last June.
During this event, Biden appeared somewhat lost and confused, which clashes with the energetic president image he projected during the State of the Union address just a few months ago.
Next is the assassination attempt on former President Trump, which exposed certain weaknesses in the U.S. Secret Service team. As I write this article, news has broken that the director of that agency, Kimberly Cheatle, has resigned from her position following all the questions and pressure after that incident.
We continue with Biden’s announcement that he will not continue in the race to be the Democratic Party’s presidential candidate.
Some are already saying that since Trump couldn’t be assassinated, the next step was for Biden to drop out of the campaign.
Suddenly, various Democratic Party leaders see the current vice president, Kamala Harris, as the best option to be the candidate. We’ll see what happens with the other pre-candidates interested in competing against Trump.
The media campaign, lies, and twisted truths will be our daily bread for the rest of the year. Radio, television, and social media are being bombarded with many ads.
Let’s be prudent, have patience, and be very cautious in conversations with friends and family to prevent political topics from causing issues and affecting relationships.
I just ask one favor: exercise your right to vote.
Don’t be one of those who abstains. Go and vote according to your conscience, in line with your values, principles, and expectations.
Please: DON’T vote for a party!
Vote for each candidate’s proposals.
Blessings!
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