Don't just give your Vote

#VicePresidentDebates #WhoWatchedThem #WouldItSwayYou? #Policies #CivilDebate #TimWalz #JDVance #CentralParkAttack #NewspaperArticles #1989 #PoisoningmindsofNewYorkers #MakeAmericaGreatAgain #Slogan #Priorities #TheBlackVote #VotingOutcome #Crime #Democracy #ResponsetoChange #Prisons #FederalStandard #ThreeStrikeLaw #25States #Qualityoflife #California #CostofLiving #QualificationsforImmigrants #FundsandResourses #DayCare #Hotels #Cellphones #Funds #CitizenPriorities #Taxes #AllocationofFunds #MismanagedDocumentation #CabinetSpreadsheet #FocusInternally #LessInternationalAide #Can’tSatisfyEveryone #DoWhatsMoralyRight #Votes We’re back with the Vice-Presidential Debate! How influential is this to the people? Did the Vice President representatives outshine their Presidential partners? Showing concern for their adversary while the presidential candidates accuse another of racism! Does the slogan “Make America Great Again” hold power and meaning with people or was it a bust? What does it mean for one to vote and how do you do it; by mail or like Chris and wait in line? Are crime laws good the way they are or should there be a federal standard for regulated crime facilities? States have different populations and policies; what problems are you facing in you states? Like California and their high income of living? How do the people feel about resources and funding that’s given to undocumented migrants when they could be allocated to civilian needs; like the homeless, work incentives, and infrastructure? What can the government do to reduce wasteful spending and improve economic quality of life? There are many priorities of concern and improvement that can be focused on in America. What is the most pertinent for the people to affect votes?