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 A baked potato and butter, fried chicken and hot sauce, crab legs and butter, French fries and ketchup, pig feet and vinegar, a discotheque and disc jockey, movie and popcorn, Sunday morning church service and collection, milk and cereal, vodka and orange juice, missing three car payments and getting  back on your feet/walking, super bowl commercials and betting on the game, not voting and electing TRUMP, Mitch McConnell and  Linsey Graham, and a TRIAL WITH WITNESSES. Fitty-one, (51), cowardly U.S. Republicans Senators voted to have no witnesses in TRUMP’S impeachment trial.

     President Donald Trump pulled out a hangun at the National Prayer Breakfast this morning and shot Utah Sen. Mitt Romney, fatally wounding him. A day earlier, Romney had become the first senator in history to vote to convict a president of his own party in an impeachment trial.

     Let us start right now to-day to remind our   United States President and our Government Legislators of their oath of office to follow it   and maintain the true meaning of their oath with integrity and honesty, with assurance to continue moving America forward to remain the Greatest nation on this earth according to the United States Constitution and the Bill of Rights. I must first say that most Americans are honest law-abiding citizens. In some case incidents around the United States, there has been deadly force carried out by some American Police killing some Black men, in separate incidents, with Unfounded claims that they were allegedly committing a crime.

The obstacles put in place by those that wish to see us disenfranchised – from the Census to the ballot box – only prolong the inevitable changing tide and sentiment of this country. We, the people, have the power and ability to create the change we want to see. It starts with becoming civically engaged and demanding those in power act in our interest by creating policies that bring about fair and equal access to the ballot box and beyond.

     Earlier this month in Congress, the House Committee on Energy and Commerce’s Subcommittee on Communications and Technology will hold a hearing, “Lifting Voices: Legislation to Promote Media Marketplace Diversity,” to shed light on the challenges uniquely faced by minority broadcasters and close the loopholes that allow huge corporations to put these minority voices down. This hearing couldn’t come at a more urgent moment as the 2020 election cycle is well underway, giving broadcasters and station owners enormous influence over the content and information that voters receive.