The Time is Now: Fight, Fight, Fight and VOTE!

Folks, we're less than a week away from what might just be the most crucial election since Washington decided he'd had enough of tea taxes and British tyranny. Yet, here I am, still hearing from some, of my fellow conservatives, about how you wish we had a "pleasanter" option than Donald Trump. "Oh, if only he could be more like Ronald Reagan," you whine, as if Reagan's ghost would fare better against the modern-day leftist witch hunts. The Left has turned politics into a bar brawl, and you're worried about mean tweets and speech barbs?

Trump has been through the wringer since 2015. He's been the target of every media smear, legal ambush, and political assassination (and real assassination attempts) the Left could muster. And what does he do? He gets up, dusts off, and yells, "Bring it on, Fight, Fight, Fight!" He's not just fighting; he's fighting for us.

Now, let’s talk about the media's favorite pastime: lying about Trump. Russia hoax? New York fraud case? Stormy Daniels? If there was a shred of truth to any of these allegations, don't you think Trump would be sporting an orange jumpsuit by now?

And here's where I stand: I'm proud to support Trump. No apologies. No "I don’t wish he was different". Under Trump, America was not just great; it was working. Jobs? Back. Energy? Independent. Boys playing sports? With other boys, as nature intended. And Biden/Harris? They have an impressive record....Their idea of "Build Back Better" looks more like "Break Down Quicker."

Biden/Harris America is where your wallet feels lighter, your borders are nonexistent, and your children are apparently up for grabs in the "who's who" of human trafficking thanks to his open-door border policy. But hey, the mainstream media says, "Move along, nothing to see here."

So, in these final days, let's cut through the noise. The media wants you to be ashamed of Trump, to cringe at his tweets, to wish for a candidate with less bark. But this isn't a time for bark; it's time for bite.

Donald Trump, flaws and all, is the man we need at the helm. He's not just our fighter; he's our champion in the arena. So, I'm setting an extra place at my dinner table. Mr. President, how do you like your steak? Because in my house, we're serving up victory, and you're the guest of honor.