VOTING IS THE VERDICT

Today is Election day: Our vote is our verdict on what we'd like our path to be as Americans. Our constitution provides Americans the chance to make changes in our steps as a country when WE THE PEOPLE think it is necessary. “Status quo” is our current political climate where change is kept on trial for too long, delaying the verdict. Voting can change the pace of progress or it can grind it to a halt. The choice is ours TODAY. The constitution allows us to make changes of our path so WE THE PEOPLE can achieve our dreams. In this system we judge, and pass down the verdict. We rule our case with our collective voices via votes. So many of my friends appear lost in this election. Most have privately told me they are praying to God, and asking for guidance. Most of them know, there is no justice in politics. The rich usually win, the poor remain powerless. We all seem to become tired of hearing people lie to us. And after a while, we become numb and we die piece by piece until part of us die. As we die, we begin to think of ourselves as victims, and many become victims of this poor thinking. We become weak, because "we think" weak and both parties" bank" on this. We begin to doubt our freiends and then ourselves, and we begin to doubt our beliefs. We doubt our institutions. And we doubt the law. But today we are the law of the land. You, reading this are the law. It is not in some law review or book, it's not the lawyers, not the police or the Supreme Court, or a marble statue in Washington DC. All of those things are just symbols of our desire to be just as humans. Nothing is just in politics. They are symbols, in fact, a sort of pact and prayer we make. In my faith, we say, “Act as if ye had faith… and faith will be given to you.” If we are to have faith in justice, we need only to believe in ourselves. And act with justice, by voting for what is right and what is just. Our vote is that verdict. The world we've created is a busy place filled with many busy businesses, both the Godly and the ungodly. It means before we go on to accept any activity or event that comes into the world, we must weigh its values, examine the virtues, listen to views and then you give your verdict. No matter what happens tonight, humans on the surface of this planet are under attack by their governments and most of them remain very unaware of this. Either candidate for president who goes on to win this "shit storm" is a sunset event for this country. I vote for people who protect our health and not those who destroy it, as a physician. HRC is for Big Pharma, Big Food, Monsanto and for making Medicare a bigger problem. All harm my patients. We have no track history for Trump because he has never served. We have two third party candidates who both are good for human health. My patients are being obliterated by their new health care premiums they got in their mailboxes this week. Some of the numbers are astounding. Since I read Obamacare's full law in 2010 I was fully for blowing up ObamaCare because it will harm patients. I just do not understand how anyone can vote to hurt their own health, so for me HRC is not a viable option of the four. It is an antithetical position for me that "trumps" all other issues. If you are not good enough for yourself who are you really good for, when it comes to health? If you have no health, no other issues really matter do they? It is hard to wrap my head around how people allow their biases get passed this basic concept. https://www.globalresearch.ca/hillary-clinton.../5450985. You can help all future elections if you help independent candidates achieve 5% of the vote. That entitles them to public funding and real party status. With a real 3rd and 4th party in contention, Republicans and Democrats are going to have to find and vet better candidates in the future.

If you want your vote to really count longer term and you are a registered Democrat or Republican and hate both candidates, a vote for an independent is a vote for a better election cycle from here to eternity because it may bring change. Many of my son's friends (23 years old) have told me this and they were like I'd care about the next 4 years but I do care about the next 50 years and maybe getting another pathway to a president other than the two party system is wise. This is why I pay attention to millenials and Gen-Xers. People dog them but they are paying attention, often better than my democrate leaning friends and family. That is all. Carry On. Bring on the verdict America.