I was 20 years old when I first voted. They had just changed the law to lower the voting age to 18. That was a long time ago. I voted in many elections.
This time, I have to tell you, this is the most important election of my lifetime. The most important election of my lifetime. That's all I'm going to say. I hope that if you haven't, that you do.
I hope that everything goes peacefully when the election coverage starts and then over the next couple of days. We are a wonderful country. We truly are. Our democracy, our.
Our Republican form of government has served us well. It didn't start collapsing until, I don't know, somewhere around 2020 when I saw violent mobs at the Capitol. The attitude that I see in people that I've grown up with now, if you don't believe the way I believe, I hate you. This is, I'm hearing this everywhere.
You're stupid. If you don't believe the way I do. I remember when Republicans and Democrats would have hard fought elections. They did.
And then it was all over. They were friends, they shook hands. They said, we love the country more than we dislike each other. This is a very, very, very important election.
This is the shortest podcast I've ever done. For the Daily Grateful I am Michael Cross. Let's have a peaceful and wonderful next couple of days and hopefully a couple of weeks. Let's get past all this shit and become America again.
We haven't been acting like Americans in a long time. It's time to start again. Come on, people. Smile on your brother.
Everybody get together. Try and love one another right now. Right now.