THU HR 1 042822

New home ownership can be a real eye-opener, but it's the perfect time to look into Homeowner 101 from The Home Depot. Free live streaming workshops taught by expert associates, now at homedepot.com slash workshops. You'll find indoor and outdoor workshops, even home systems workshops. Plus you'll get the know-how you need to care for your biggest investment. Master the basics at Homeowner 101, only at The Home Depot.

How doers get more done. Register now at homedepot.com slash workshops. The following program is sponsored by What's Right, What's Left Ministries, and is responsible for its content. Portions of the following program may be pre-recorded. I am Pastor Ernie Sanders, the voice of the Christian resistance. Stay tuned. My radio broadcast, What's Right, What's Left, is coming up right now.

Coming to you live from Independence, Ohio. We change our life for the better in many different ways. Heard around the world every Monday through Friday. Pastor Sanders is always years ahead of the rest of the media, telling you exactly what they're covering up.

This is What's Right, What's Left. I tune in every chance I get to hear exactly what's going on with the voice of the Christian resistance. Unabashedly cutting through the rhetoric by exposing the hard topics facing our society and world.

A lot of the other news media don't pick up the news items like he does. And bringing to light the enemies of freedom who are out to steal your rights, your children, and enslaving you. You really get the truth out. I can tune into your show and hear the unvarnished truth.

Thank you. This is What's Right, What's Left with Pastor Ernie Sanders. Good evening and welcome to another edition of What's Right, What's Left. I'm Radio Pastor Ernie Sanders and indeed this is the voice of the Christian resistance on this 28th day of April 2022. And boy do we have a program for you tonight. So here in the studio, now normally we keep them locked in a boiler room, but Craig let them out.

And so right live in the studio we got Radical Randy. Be blessed, no stress everybody. How are you?

She stutters and splutters and flutters about and she is the studio marm. Little Lisa! Good evening everyone.

And of course we have Craig on the board with the dials with a smile, right? Good evening. Okay, there you go. Now we have some special guests. And we have right here with us in here Walter Skip Claypool. Hello everybody, how are you doing tonight?

Alrighty. And we have somebody much prettier than him and me. And that is Janet Porter. So glad to be with you here Pastor. We've got you here tonight. So we have a lot to cover tonight. And so we're looking to have also with us here tonight, Christopher Rodriguez. And Christopher, if you're listening, call in now. He got the times mixed up, right? And so he called in about a couple hours ago.

But he's out there on the left coast. And so that's where he got it up. So if you're out there listening, call in now. So there you go, right? Now, we're going to get started right here. Here's where we get started. In Proverbs chapter 23 verse 23.

23, 23 reads this way. Buy the truth and sell it not. Also wisdom and instruction and understanding. And so I would think that's pretty good advice to get a hold of the truth. How to purchase the truth. Yeah, I think so too. However, we're in a time when that isn't going to happen a lot.

Well, it's not going to happen if you invest your money on the mainstream media, huh? That's exactly right. But when people are sending their donations here, do we go out of the way to make sure that we bring in the truth, the whole truth, or nothing but the truth? Absolutely, yes we do. Okay, so that's what we're going to do. So folks, there you go.

Your donations help us to do exactly that. Now, I'm going to go over here to Proverbs 29 and read verse 2. When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice. But when the wicked beareth rule, the people mourn. So what do you think people are doing in America today? Are they rejoicing or are they mourning? One big funeral. Mourning. Things don't look too good, do they? No.

Now, I want to take you over here. We'll ask Walter Skip Claypool, because he's on his computer. Hey, Walter Skip Claypool, let me ask you this. People say that we have to keep our religion and our politics separate.

So what says Walter Skip Claypool? I don't even know how you do that. I mean, religion should be so much a part of you, and it's not a separate of you. It is the way you live. It is your life. It is your lifestyle.

It's baked into everything you do. I made a speech yesterday and I said, God, family, and country. God is part of everything that I am.

All of my values, my beliefs all come from my understanding of God and pleasing God and making sure I'm doing the right things by God. So I don't know how anybody would even think about separating God from politics. You hear people out in Chewauka County, he's running for county commissioner. Pay close attention, because we have a lot to say tonight about that. Now, Jan Porter. People say you need to keep your faith and your politics separate.

What says Jan Porter? It's really realizing that God is Lord of all, or he's not Lord at all. I remember I was debating a liberal professor, a feminist, and an atheist one time on public television, and they said to me, you know, couldn't you just agree with these guys to keep God out of the public square?

And my response was this. I said, one of the benefits, it seems to me that one of the benefits of being God is you get to go wherever you want, and we as a people have our freedom to communicate the truth wherever that is. We don't check our freedom when we walk on the public park or through the doors of the public school.

No, those God-given, constitutionally enforced rights are enacted everywhere, and that's part of the Great Commission, where to go and make disciples, not just within the four walls of our church, but throughout this earth. So yeah, I think it's pretty clear, I think you have a pretty good idea of how I see it, that we're supposed to be salt and light in this dark and decaying culture. And the Bible says, if you're not, then you're good for nothing. You might as well be trampled underfoot. That's not a good place to be.

That's not where I want to be. Absolutely right. Now, you just mentioned the greatest example of that, to verify that, if you go to God's Word, the Bible, from Genesis to Revelation, every prophet, every priest, every preacher, every man and woman of God, their faith and their politics were inseparable. They were one of the same. And we see that especially with Daniel, how that came across, but no one assumed that more than the Lord Jesus himself. They were one of the same, the faith and the politics, and that's the way it's supposed to be with us, isn't it?

Okay, so I'll ask both of you two right now. People out there say today, well, you know, I know I feel this way, but I'm going to vote for this person, even though they're not perfect, even though they might be pro-abortion, but I'm going to vote for this person. I don't feel that I'm doing anything wrong. Let's see what God's Word, the Bible, says about that. Is it a sin to vote for a wicked person? Well, let's go to Proverbs 24, and we start with verse 21. My son, fear thou the Lord and the king, and meddle not with them that are given to change.

Remember Obama, hope and change, right? For their calamities shall rise suddenly, and who knoweth the ruin of them both? These things also belong to the wise. It is not good to have respect of persons in judgment. He that saith unto the wicked, Thou art righteous, him shall the people curse, and nations shall abhor him, but to them that rebuke him shall be a delight, and a good blessing shall come upon them.

Every man shall kiss his lips that giveth the right answer. So over the years I've had people call and say, well, you know, I can understand how you feel that, because of how they vote and their stand, they're pro-abortion, pro-homosexual, and I understand that, but you should give them the honor of the office. The Bible says that if you do that, or I just read it to you, you ought to be cursed, right? And so now here, if we jump over very quickly to Proverbs 17 and read verse 15, we read this. He that justifieth, listen, he that justifieth the wicked, and he that condemneth the just, even they are both an abomination to the Lord. An abomination is not a good thing, is it? Dr. Darrell Bock That's exactly right. An abomination is just that. It's abhorable. Dr. Gerry Breshears Right.

That's absolutely right. Dr. Darrell Bock Do you mind if I join in here? Dr. Gerry Breshears No, you're here.

Jump in. Dr. Darrell Bock You know, the problem is our world doesn't understand abomination. It's a word that has lost meaning because we're so surrounded by abomination that, you know, how do you differentiate? I mean, when we start teaching sexuality to young kids, five and six-year-olds, that's an abomination. That is a sin beyond which I can't even get my head around.

Dr. Gerry Breshears Do you know what one of the early Hebrew definitions of that word abomination is? It's the stench of rotting flesh in the nostrils of a holy God. Can that be a good thing?

Think about that. Do you ever smell rotting flesh? I've smelled rotting flesh. It's not good. It's a horrible thing. And that's what God calls same-sex marriage. He calls it an abomination. That's what God calls abortion. He calls it an abomination. And so here are these people, you know, to have Joe Biden talk about his faith.

Oh, my gosh. You're talking about an abomination, you know. Dr. Darrell Bock What does the Bible say about leaders who lead their flock astray? Dr. Gerry Breshears Well, it says that their damnation will be the greater. We use a stronger term than condemnation. Damnation is a stronger term. And the Lord Jesus says there's different degrees of punishment. And their damnation would be the greatest.

Okay. Jan, we're going to start with you. And Christopher Rodriguez is not with us, so hopefully he will make it in tonight. But go ahead and tell the folks out there, you're running the 13th Congressional District, and I cannot, you know, I cannot wait because I got a I got a feeling this time we're going to win. We're going to go all the way. And I can't wait to see you get to DC because you are feisty. And you've got us. You're not going to you're not going to put up with I've watched over the years, but up with these feminists. And I got a feeling that when you you get to DC, old AOC is in for a real treat.

What do you think? I can't wait to take on the squad. But I can't wait to take on the rhinos. As you know, in the last decade, we've been fighting rhinos and running candidates against them. As you know, I ran against the Senate president. Not a popular move. But I got more than battle scars in the last several years.

I've learned some lessons and I've got some strategies that I believe that can help maneuver over the through the mine minefield to get through the obstacles that are standing in the way of everything we want to do. You know what? There's a reason why every time the Republicans take the control of Congress that we never get the things they promise. They tell us every single time they're going to defund Planned Parenthood. Have they ever done it? No. They say we're going to repeal Obamacare. We're going to stop the steal and bring voter integrity. Do they ever do it?

No. But the reason why is not so much the Marxist on the left. It's the rhinos on the right. And so I've got a plan. I've spelled it out on my website, Janet Folger Porter dot com.

The Folger is in there. A lot of people remember me back when we passed a lot of the laws that are on the books. The parental consent, the right to know, fetal homicide, even the nation's first ban on partial birth abortion. But at the end of the day, regulating around the edges of abortion didn't get us to the finish line.

What we needed to do was more. And so when God gave me the idea for the heartbeat bill 12 years ago, we introduced it in Ohio, as you know, because you were there, Pastor, every step of the way. And I remember being told by many people, the establishment, the rhinos in the Senate in particular, who said it was impossible.

Well, guess what? What was once impossible is now inevitable. We have now seen heartbeat laws passed in 14 states. I have the privilege of recruiting the sponsor of the Texas heartbeat bill, helped to draft that legislation that now protects right now, not currently, not one day in the sweet by and by, but right now, that bill is protecting nine out of 10 babies, 40,000 children a year.

That's a stadium full of innocent lives that will be saved by the most protective bill in the nation called a heartbeat bill. And so here's what I've learned. If we can end abortion, as we just did in the state of Texas, now passed in Idaho a version of it from conception with the Texas remedy in the state of Oklahoma, we're going to see our country being taken back.

And why? Well, I think that what we've learned and what I've learned in this battle is that they've banned together. They created a group when they passed the heartbeat bill in South Carolina. They did the same thing in Arkansas. And they said, if you guys want your precious bills to come through, if you want your precious budget, then you'll bring heartbeat to the floor for a vote. And that's what they did in those two states. They have done it in the legislature in the state of Ohio. It wouldn't have cost me a decade of my life.

But I want to know this. I can see that what happens if all the political pundits are right, that there's going to be a tsunami red wave coming in, well, then guess what? We can ban together with those freshmen before the hooks are put in them from the deals and the payoffs and the perks from the swamp, before they're dragged into the swamp. When these well-meaning people still mean well, we can get them to join together and say, we want not just the federal heartbeat bill, but we want to abolish the Department of Education. We want to remove funds from states that teach a critical race theory, that groom our children and that teach obscenity or the 1619 Project.

Marx says, we're going to take the money away from you. In the same way, we don't want to fund voter fraud anymore. And the America First contract that's there at the website, the JanetFolgerPorter.com site, you can read it, we're going to make sure that no more are we going to be funding states that don't even require the bare minimum of a photo ID to vote, you know, like you need to get on an airplane or like you need to borrow a library book. We're going to make sure that we're going to take those funds and put it into states that have paper ballots, watermarks, sequential paper ballots, those that don't have the mail-in invitation to voter fraud, those that have voting days a day instead of a voting month. So we're going to rein in the voter crime that's happening right now.

We're going to return our children to the reading, the writing, the arithmetic. That's one thing we can do with the power of the purse. And I'm telling you, if we band together as a group, we're going to be able to go into that Congress and they're not going to know what hit them because we're going to make sure our first vote that we cast is for the leadership, for the Speaker of the House that will abide by these principles.

And these principles are not for sale, not for a committee assignment, not for a chairmanship, not for any perk or payoff you want to give us. And we're going to sign the dotted line. And I'm going to see how many on the team that we can build because that's the first thing I want to do beginning on Wednesday, just after the voting, the primary vote on Tuesday. I'm going to start assembling a team on Wednesday and we're going to be ready to elect the right speaker who will let these bills come to the floor. And we're going to turn the tide. We're going to right this ship instead of just pass watered-down versions of what we really want to do.

All right. We need to get rid of McCarthy. We need to get rid of McConnell. I mean, we need to replace these people.

These are rhinos, folks. And this is what's killing us. Look, if we take a look at the blame, where you can lay the blame on what took place on the stealing of the election, that election was flat outright stolen.

And if you look at who's really responsible, look, the Bible says that a dog returns to his vomit and a sow to her mire. Now, what does that mean? That means we can expect a Democrats to do what Democrats do.

Right. We can expect them. That's why they're Democrats now.

But the rhinos, the rhinos are the ones that sold us out. We got when Mike Pence got up there and when he said, well, I'm going to certify that by the Constitution. No, he has the obligation and the duty. When there was known corruption, when you had all these people standing right in front of him with the evidence standing right there, he should have said, look, 10 days, I'm going to take 10 days and look into this before I certify this. He had the obligation to do that, the responsibility to do that.

No, he didn't. He sold us all of those people. They should have stood with him. That didn't, you know, and I was really, Jan, I was really, really disappointed. And Tom Cotton and Marsha Blackburn, I thought that they would stand. And I tell you, they they lost a lot of stock with me when when they refused to stand up. And Josh Hawley and Cruz and the others that did stand and especially Jim Jordan, you know, Jim Jordan, you know, I'm going to tell you, he's a treasure we have.

And I think you're going to be a female version of Jim Jordan. Well, I'll tell you that there's no statute of limitations on crime. All right.

So so there's some people right now like the leadership in the legislature in Wisconsin that said, you know what, we found voter fraud, but there's nothing we can do. Let me ask you something. That's just for imagine for a moment that you bought a new car a year and a half ago.

All right. And let's say we found out that car was that car was stolen. And the guests that are in your in your studio right now, they were witnesses. They saw it.

There it was being stolen from the parking lot. We've got it on a surveillance camera. We've got witnesses. We've got all kinds of evidence to show that we know who stole your car. But what if they said to you, but you know what? There's nothing we can do because, you know, they've been driving your car for a year and a half now and they're used to it and they kind of like it. And we'd like you to keep making car payments on your stolen car. You know what? There's no way you'd let that happen. And the question that I would ask, if you wouldn't let it happen to a car, why would we let it happen with our country?

You know what? If an election was stolen, we have an obligation to get to the bottom of it instead of having hearings in states and committees where no one's watching. Let's put the evidence out in a congressional select committee where we put it all out on C-SPAN and we put the evidence together and we make the recommendation, whether it's to the attorney general under a new Trump administration or whether it's to the courts. However we do it, all I know is I'm not giving up on our country and I'm not conceding and I'm not going to let someone who stole our country keep it just because time's gone by. In the same way, I wouldn't let somebody keep my stolen car. I'd take him to court and I'd bring justice. And that's what we need to do regarding the 2020 election.

Absolutely. Now, you know, Biden forms a disinformation board. He wants to go after critics, people that are putting on disinformation because Joe Biden has says, and I'm reading you from articles here from Christina Lila, the big guy, Joe Biden, said, I got into politics because I think the greatest sin anyone can commit is the abuse of power.

And so can you believe that? That's our Joey Biden. OK, I'll tell you what's happening, Pastor, is right now they're trying to have a state run media. They want it that they want it to be Russia. And they're all afraid.

Why? Because Elon Musk wants to bring freedom of speech to Twitter. What a what a what a travesty for them because they won't be able to censor it and shadow ban us and block us out from from from communicating.

Guess what? We've got to stop this. And one of the things I want to do in this contract, the America first contract is to to rein in the censors on the Internet. And one of the ways we want to do that is to remove their Section 230 privileges. And then we go after them for voter fraud and for collusion, because what's happening is Mark Zuckerberg, as you know, gave four hundred and seventeen million dollars to influence the election.

That needs to be investigated and justice needs to be served. Well, Mark, he says he's not going to invest any money in trying to throw this election. He's he's waiting for the presidential election before he puts his money into it.

But, OK, sure, we're coming up to a break now. You've heard of Agenda 2030, right? And here in Ohio, we have what you call no waka. And that is the Ohio version of Agenda 2030. I used to be called Agenda 21. And basically it's doing it's it's about retaking away our freedoms, taking away our property. And now nobody knows more about the no waka in here in Ohio than Skip Walter Claypool, who's running for county commissioner in Geauga County. And so when we come back, you stay right there, Jan, because I want to move up very quickly before we go to a break. Tell the folks what where you're with 13th Congressional District where it covers.

Sure. It's all of Summit County and northwestern Stark County. So it's Akron, greater Akron, Canton area. It's a little sliver, Portage County, a little bit western where western portion of Kent, the city of Kent in Portage County.

And so you can find out more when you go to Janet Folger Porter dot com. One more thing, though, Pastor. So few people come out in the in the primary election that it's just you and your family and your church could swing this thing. I mean, there's seven candidates in my open seat that one church could turn could turn the whole thing around.

And so I just want to encourage you get the word out, especially if you live in Summit. If you live in Stark County, we really need you to to communicate to your friends because every vote is going to count. This is a critical election because without this primary, we're going to be just having to take whatever comes. We can make the decisions to pick the righteous, godly, pro-life, pro-family candidates now rather than wait to the fall and get the rhinos that are on the ticket. So every vote is going to count. We need them all. And it's this five days away this Tuesday.

And you can find out more at Janet Folger Porter dot com. If you want to help us out, we need some folks that come out to work the polls, folks to make some calls and some folks to help and to pray. So I sure appreciate it, Pastor.

I appreciate all you're doing. And five days we have a shot to take the lessons I've learned in the battles I've fought to abortion at the federal level, for every child whose heartbeat can be heard. But we're going to take our country back because I believe God's given me the strategy to do it just like he did 12 years ago on how to end abortion for 40,000 lives in the state of Texas and for others as other states are passing these.

The 30 states have introduced it and the end of abortion has begun. And so I just want to say take hope we can get our country back as well. Our church is talking about moving just so that we can vote for you. That'd be great.

All right, there you go. All right, listen, Jan, I'll definitely remember come November. I'll remember you. I'll remember, I'll remember, in November, in November, as I step into the little booth. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but anyone but you. Remember me, I served my country proudly.

Remember me, I love the U.S.A. Remember me, or am I just some pumpkin who you didn't think would notice the bounce checks and midnight rains? Remember me, I wrote you all those letters, thinking that you cared what I thought too. Well, even though you often just forget to remember, I'll remember you. I'll remember, I'll remember, in November, in November, as I step into the little booth. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but anyone but you. We'll remember, in November, as we step into the little booth. We'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but anyone but you.

I'll remember, I'll remember, in November, as I step into the little booth. I'll remember, I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you.

I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you.

I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you.

I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you.

I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you. I'll remember, in November, to vote for anyone but you.