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All those fed up with American Politics please say the word , Yes !

All those looking Forward to Christmas please say the Word , Yes !

Because by then this mess may have settled a bit ,šŸ‘
 
All those fed up with American Politics please say the word , Yes !

All those looking Forward to Christmas please say the Word , Yes !

Because by then this mess may have settled a bit ,šŸ‘
Totally agree with the first two…not too confident about the other…whoever loses will still be whining…and so will the supporters…it’s go to the point politics rules many people lives…sadly
 
Yes, I’m fed up with American politics

Yes, I’m looking forward to Christmas

But this mess won’t be over until Election Day 2020 😦
 
All those fed up with American Politics please say the word , Yes !

All those looking Forward to Christmas please say the Word , Yes !

Because by then this mess may have settled a bit ,šŸ‘
Absolutely. Was talking with a person on he other side yesterday and that was one thing we could ardently agree on… this election can’t happen soon enough.
 
All those fed up with American Politics please say the word , Yes !

All those looking Forward to Christmas please say the Word , Yes !

Because by then this mess may have settled a bit ,šŸ‘
Yes especially Australians talking about it.
Your parliament certainly had something to say! 😃

I said to a coworker, ā€œI just want it to be over.ā€
She said, ā€œBut you know it won’t be.ā€
 
Surrender to the left is not an option.
God, please help us. Does no one see what is happening? Hope not, but it looks like it might be a bloody mess no matter what the outcome… does that make everyone feel better?
 
I have made a deal with my son that we will not watch broadcast television for the next three weeks – except football of course! 😃

And I am voting as soon as possible.

And we are making sure our emergency preparedness stuff is in order.

Slight possibility of snow this week.

Slight possibility of anarchy after the election.

Still praying, and praying, and praying – not that MY candidate wins, but that US citizens stay calm, charitable, and level-headed. The level of vitriol and endless campaigning that has been expressed here and on the Catholic Match forums is sickening.

God help us all…:signofcross:
 
Ha! There is no way this mess is sorted out by Christmas. Or in our lifetimes!
 
All the more reason why it is so important that American, especially CATHOLICS get out and vote.
 
It is a HUGE pet peeve of mine when someone tells me they’re seriously considering **not **voting! :eek: :mad:

This is my upbringing – You vote. Period.

And I have fond memories of our frequent family gatherings, with all the aunts in the kitchen talking about their children, and all the uncles (and one or two of the oldest male cousins) sitting in the dining room arguing loudly about politics. Even when they all agreed with each other, it was still loud as each man shouted his opinion!

But no one ever came to blows. And there was never any name calling (except that my dad and my uncle always called each other ā€œflopā€). And opinions were always respected, although loudly rebuffed when disagreed with.

The way this election is playing out – and my goodness, even the way people on CAF are treating each other in the World News forum – is just beyond my understanding!

I got my ballot in the mail today and have already started filling it in, and will drop it off when I’m done. I usually vote on election day, but that’s just gonna be too difficult this year. In 2008 I had to wait over an hour, and my son (then just four years old) fell asleep on a table in the middle of the room.

The line circled the outer edge of the room, and he woke up just in time for me to vote. So he got to go into the booth with me and watch me vote. My dad would have been so proud that I’m training the next generation! 😃
 
I have made a deal with my son that we will not watch broadcast television for the next three weeks – except football of course! 😃

And I am voting as soon as possible.

And we are making sure our emergency preparedness stuff is in order.

Slight possibility of snow this week.

Slight possibility of anarchy after the election.

Still praying, and praying, and praying – not that MY candidate wins, but that US citizens stay calm, charitable, and level-headed. The level of vitriol and endless campaigning that has been expressed here and on the Catholic Match forums is sickening.

God help us all…:signofcross:
I’m with you. I’m so stirred up, I quit watching after 9 pm except for EWTN and I’ve seen some really beautiful, uplifting shows…
 
I’m surprised anyone in Australia was paying that much attention.
 
I’m surprised anyone in Australia was paying that much attention.
The general population couldn’t care less, it’s just the media sensationalising the mud slinging ,the way you tear yourselves apart , the Bloopers and lack of real political policy debate , and amateurish behaviour of your candidates , anyone would think it’s a kardashian reality show, it’s embaressing to see you guys go through this ,
 
The general population couldn’t care less, it’s just the media sensationalising the mud slinging ,the way you tear yourselves apart , the Bloopers and lack of real political policy debate , and amateurish behaviour of your candidates , anyone would think it’s a kardashian reality show, it’s embaressing to see you guys go through this ,
All I can say is, it’s not a normal election. At least it’s entertaining, in a way. But I often have to look away.
 
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