My appeal to undecided voters

If you're still undecided as to who you're voting for Tuesday, let me offer you some insight. Joe Biden likes saying that he inherited a mess. Simply put, that's BS and he knows it. When he took over, the border was secure, inflation was literally 1.4%, a gallon of gas (nationwide average) was $2.39 and the economy was growing at a 6.5% clip.

Further, Biden said that there wasn't a plan deal with the pandemic. That's BS, too. 1,000,000 people were vaccinated the day he was inaugurated. Prior to his inauguration, Biden's stated goal was to vaccinate 100,000,000 people in his first 100 days in office. How do you vaccinate 1,000,000 people per day if there isn't a plan?

It's time to ask yourself if you're safer today than you were when Biden took office. Watching video of the various carjackings and other violent crimes just in the last month makes it difficult to say that you're safer today than you were on Jan. 19, 2021. If you aren't safe, it's impossible to pursue happiness.

This isn't just a big city problem. It's an everywhere problem. Until there's a change in political leadership, there won't be a change in criminal behavior. Check this out:

Then remind yourself of the politicians' response to the riots:

I can't remind people enough of this foolishness. That's before highlighting MSNBC criticizing Kathy Hochul about her dismissive attitude about crime:

To paraphrase Newt Gingrich, if you think that crime isn't a problem, vote Democrat. Democrats will give you lots of the stuff that you don't want but we'll run short of the things that we actually want. (Think baby formula.)

Finally, ask yourself if you're better off today than the day Biden took office. My answer is straightforward. My life isn't better today than on Jan. 19, 2021.

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