I’ll pass, thank you.

I don’t think I’ll be voting.  If I do, I’ll write someone in.  Voting is all rigged and controlled.  I might show up if there are some local/state issues which could possibly be not rigged.

I don’t think I’ll be voting.

Randall Terry says not to vote (at least not for pro-aborts), too.

These TV commercials are great.  I'd like to see every American watch these, and watch these, and watch these, until they get it.  

I'd just about be inclined to vote for him, just on the power of these ads.  I know Terry has issues, but we all have issues.  It's part of Original Sin.

And if black people could be persuaded to vote en bloc for pro-life candidates, that would be huge.  Unlike most white people in this country, they view having children as a gift, as a good thing, and they tend not to wait until everything in their lives is absolutely perfect before they bring a child into the world.  You can make a very strong case that abortion is black genocide in slow motion.

Visible minorities are tending to vote more and more conservative.  In the end, that may be what saves us (in the temporal realm, anyway).

He's currently vying (against one opponent) for the Constitution Party nomination for U.S. President. If he gets that, he'll be able to show his ads in all 50 states.
Oremus. 🙏

Too bad one of us here can't win the lottery big-time and give him about $10 million to run these ads.  The major broadcast networks wouldn't touch them, but who watches those anymore?

Sure, they'll probably blatantly violate FCC law, but traditional media still has reach (despite tech controligarchs wanting us to believe "social media" is better).

What FCC law would they violate?