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Monday, November 2, 2020
Volume 58, Edition 25
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America hangs in the balance on tomorrow’s vote
The future of America rides on the decision you are going to make tomorrow. No pressure. This is not an election as normal where if one party wins, everyone is still rowing in the same direction just with a different flavor. This is far different. This isn’t the Democrat party of John F. Kennedy. Foreign powers have conquered the Democrat party and will forever dismantle America as we know it if Biden/ Harris are elected. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett will not matter as they have stated that they will pack the Supreme Court to their advantage and will have the power to eliminate the Bill of Rights and force upon us a new government where We the People do not stand a chance. Not too many years ago I wondered what the soft spoiled American population would do if we ever had to protect our freedoms. I believed that we as an American society would be too lazy to fend off those who want to alienate us from our Godgiven rights. But I never thought that it would happen so quickly—not in my lifetime. But here we are at the precipice of losing (Continued on page 2)
EDITOR’S NOTE—This column is reserved as an editorial column and may not necessarily reflect the policy of this publication.
The United States will tread in vastly different directions depending on the outcome of tomorrow’s presidential election. Gone are the days of two candidates having a slight dissimilar paths for the same American goals. President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden see two vastly different roads for American citizens. President Trump was stated that he wants to continue the low tax amount on middle-income families while Biden says that he will increase taxes on those households that make more than $400,000. Biden says under his administration, the U.S. will ‘collaborate’ with Communist China on public health and climate change.
In an op-ed for the North American-published Chinese newspaper World Journal, Biden said the COVID-19 pandemic is “proof that the United States can’t isolate itself from the world.” China is the largest emitter of carbon dioxide in the world, annually putting out nearly double that of the next-largest emitter, the U.S. In a JustTheNews.com article, Robert Cahaly, one of the few pollsters who correctly had Donald Trump ahead in Florida, Pennsylvania and Michigan the day before Election Day in 2016, said on the Fox News show “Hannity” Friday night that Trump is going to have to win Penn-
President Donald J. Trump
Former Vice President Joe Biden
sylvania by four or five points to "overcome the voter fraud that’s going to happen there."
stand the so-called "shy Trump voters."
Cahaly, the chief pollster with the Georgia-based Trafalgar Group, is predicting a Trump victory against Democratic candidate Joe Biden. He says the other pollsters don't under-
"These [voters] aren't straightforward when it comes to these polls," Cahaly told host Sean Hannity. “I think he's going to need to win Pennsylvania by four or five to overcome the voter fraud that's going to happen there."
Former Howe Police Chief dies John Vinson Cherry made his way home to his Heavenly Savior on October 26, 2020. John was born on January 26, 1956, at Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington D.C. to US Air Force Sgt. Joel Lee Cherry and Martha Ann Vincent. He was raised growing up as a traveling military family spending his childhood in El Paso, Texas, and Springfield, Missouri later graduating a proud Viking from Parkview High School in 1974. Soon after, in 1979, Mr. Cherry moved his family to the Texoma area. He worked as a sheet metal fabricator and then as a
security officer at L.O.F. and Midway Mall. It was during that time that he John Cherry found his passion for serving and protecting his community. Mr. Cherry graduated from the Texoma Regional Police Academy in October 1988. He began his law enforcement career serving the cities of Sherman, Pottsboro, and Denison before finding his home at the Howe Police Depart(Continued on page 7)