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Premium Member Election Time

Election Time

The winters are long even when
Someone is singing a song without
A clock that goes bong regardless of
The temperatures anywhere in the country

Election time is seldom right on the dime
except for always being the same month
Every year which is when our spears
get stuck in frozen trees

If only there was a way to vote from boats
While boiling some oats as our coats hang
Above our fake goat but no matter where we
go or even vote we will forever be Americans
                                     By nature

MONEY DID NOT HELP

MONEY WAS NO GOOD

PIERRE A WIN THOUGHT HE WOULD

LOSER NEIGHBOURHOOD

TYPICAL TRUMP DAY

NOT SIGN HOUSING BILL

ELECTION COMMISSION KILL

TRUMP DOES WHAT HE WILL


ONE YEAR LATER

YEAR AGO TODAY

CARNEY BLEW PIERRE AWAY

CARNEY STILL HOLDS SWAY

TRAITOR?

SARNIA FLOOR CROSS

LIB WIN CONSERVATIVE LOSS

SOME SAY GIVE HER TOSS

Premium Member President John Kennedy


President John Kennedy,
A very wise man was he, 
He spoke about the moon
And won the election soon.


CARNEY SWEEP

CARNEY GETS HIS SWEEP

PIERRE HIS JOB WILL HE KEEP

CONSERVATIVES WEEP

CANADIAN BY ELECTIONS

BY ELECTION DAY

LIB MAJORITY SOME PRAY

JUST THREE SEATS AWAY

You Are a Priest Forever

The Lord chose me for Himself,
Before the dawn of ages.
He asked not for my consent—
He simply said,
“You are a priest forever, as is Melchizedek.”

As I shepherd His flock,
The road grows long and weary;
At times the rains beat hard upon me,
Yet I take heart in His words:
“You are a priest forever, as is Melchizedek.”

Time has weathered my old soul,
Yet I have served with zeal.
“May I rest now, Lord?” I ask—
But He gently reminds me,
“You are a priest forever, as is Melchizedek.”

MIDTERMS

MIDTERMS NOVEMBER

TRUMP LIES. WE WILL REMEMBER.

WE WILL DISMEMBER

ELECTION LOSS

GOP GOT BEAT

LOST TEXAS STATE SENATE SEAT

DEMOCRATS RAISE HEAT

Premium Member Election Day 2025!

Too early to call all the winners although a few got thru 
All so far are Democrats and the house now more blue
My predictions last election on US leadership came true
Was it enough to stir and change folks point of view?
The polls close soon give or take in every state
They want to gerrymander our votes—it awaits 
I hope you come out and vote tonight for what is right 
Justice for all, due process and to continue the good fight
Unless you still feel the same with nothing to else gain
but more hate not fostered from God’s love He gave
I’d rather you not bother—stay inside your man-cave




I Am Anaya
Election Day 
11/4/2025

Election Day Thoughts

Today is the election
But there’s very little doubt
Who will soon be New York’s mayor,
For the word has gotten out.

Since I live near Gracie Mansion,
Every time there is a change,
I expect to see a difference,
Something that I might find strange.

Yet that very rarely happens,
Though one mayor put a fence
Which prevented us from peeking
In the yard during events.

Still, there hasn’t been a mayor
Quite as young, who will reside
In the neighborhood, along with
His new even-younger bride.

Even if he throws loud parties,
Leaving folks less than delighted,
There are many reasons why I know
I’d never be invited.

Premium Member Election malfesance

Today Graham Moore goes to the (royal courts of justice) to get to the truth.? Of
His loss in the seat of Runcorn Cheshire
England..Take note world this is a major
Event..' And can impact western established  governments and countrys on this globe..To know more about Grahame look up his podcast titled the
'Full English' All blessings.)

Vetting

Vetting that you'll be closer to the front line of that newspaper than us 'till undone gets it home

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