Good Tidings!

Your civic-minded Peasant went to vote yesterday, as it was

the first day of early voting in Wisconsin and I wanted to be

among the first voters to "bank" his vote in the presidential 

election. Republicans and conservatives in general have taken

this idea to heart, as it helps to get out more of our votes by

getting out more of our voters ahead of Election Day, the idea

being that more of us will have voted already come the afore-

mentioned day so that if something trips us up for time, i.e.

falling ill or injured, a sudden commitment (perhaps a funeral?),

then we will have the comfort and satisfaction of knowing that

we have done our civic duty as well as having done our bit to

return Donald J. Trump to the White House and to give him

a solidly Republican House and Senate to work with. This 

ingenious idea has as of this blogging been adopted by 47 states 

and the District of Columbia; Alabama, Mississippi, and 

New Hampshire have yet to follow suit.

And was my polling precinct crowded! I vote at my city hall

and yesterday I saw the longest line by far on an election day

in the years that I have voted there; come to think of it it was 

the longest line I've ever seen in all the years I've been a voter

in all the places I've lived! It did my heart good to see so many 

of my neighbors come out to vote, and to vote early --- especially

since New Berlin is a conservative political stronghold located

inside a larger one, that being Waukesha County. It is fine to have 

a brand of politics which one loyally adheres to, but it's essential

that one act on the said politics in order to help bring about the 

desired political governance. I was at my polling place for a total

of 48 minutes and it was time that I considered an investment in my 

country's governance as well as general betterment. 

In a similar vein, I've heard on the news that Trump has caught up to

and edged ahead of Kamala Harris in both the preference polls and 

the early voting in the battleground states, Wisconsin being one. 

Democrats around the country are in absolute conniptions (good!)

over it, and don't know what to do. 

At present, my grand readers who live where there is early voting, 

take advantage of the provision and vote early. You'll be so glad,

especially if something unexpected comes up on November 5. Not only

will you have the deep glow of accomplishment, but you'll have

helped your respective states to have enough votes banked so that you 

shall coast to a large enough quantity of votes, most of them for Trump 

and down-ballot Republicans so that you'll have pulled your

communities and states into the GOP column, helping to elect a 

GOP president along with GOP office holders down the line!

We'll meet here again before November 5. Until then!

MEM