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My wife has always decorated for Halloween, except this year. Problem last year is the only Trick or Treaters that came around last year were literally older teens and college age kids that didn't even bother to dress up. This year is a "lights out" year. We're done.

https://www.oann.com/business/halloween-candy-sales-are-off-to-a-slow-start-amid-high-chocolate-prices-and-affordability-concerns/

My wife and I voted today. Place opened up at 8:30am, we were there at about 10:00am, and I was number 18 for the day. Didn't give me a warm and fuzzy feeling to be honest. Only 17 people between 8:30am and 10:00am when I arrived.

I examined the system this year, I talked to a butch hair cut woman who took my ID, scans it, hands you a long portrait shaped sheet with your number, a bar code, and a few other unknown shapes on it. So they could, in fact if they wanted, associate a ballot to my name and voting choices by looking at my scanned computer login, and grab the ballot number off it. I'm not implying they are doing that, I'm simply saying there is a way they can probably associate your voting choices by knowing your number for the day which is printed on the ballot and compare it to your ID data when you scanned in.

I walked into another room with a few more observers wearing covid 19 masks, oddly colored hair, and ear plates and they assign you a machine. Today, mine happened to be 4....

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🇺🇸 A WARNING TO AMERICA: PREPARE FOR THE UNKNOWN

The November 3 Midterms Are Approaching. What Happens Next?

October 28, 2026

THIS IS NOT A CALL FOR PANIC. IT IS A CALL FOR PREPAREDNESS.

With America's midterm elections just days away, troubling developments deserve the attention of every American citizen.

Across the country, political organizations are preparing for possible confrontations over election results. Some are organizing demonstrations, others are discussing economic disruption, and several advocate major changes to America's political system.

Meanwhile, federal authorities have documented politically motivated violence and cyberattacks against critical American infrastructure.

Independent journalists, podcasters, and former military and intelligence officials have also warned about possible unrest following November 3.

Does this mean something terrible is definitely going to happen? No. But there are enough documented concerns to justify preparing our households for the unexpected.

REMEMBER WHAT HAPPENED IN 2020

Following George Floyd's death, America witnessed widespread civil unrest.

Businesses were destroyed. Police facilities were attacked. Buildings were burned. Looting and violence devastated neighborhoods, causing billions of dollars in property ...

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