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[@lazylarrylee2421]

Good luck with choosing the best school. I would worry about the bad influence of the USA school system.

[@larrypatt4293]

You can jump back and forth, but you’re in a position where you can do virtually anything you want for your children. If you go back to America and stick Briana in any school, public or private the sharks will eat her alive. It will be an injustice for her to go through such cruel punishment. We homeschooled our children and they wanted to go into the system, so we let them. It was a mistake., they were abused by all the other kids except for a few. We pulled them out until they were able to take their entrance exam for junior college, then on to an accredited college. My daughter was on every honor roll, but she still remained all the hurtful behavior from the kids before. Briana is not your typical 11 year old girl, she looks older and boys are very cruel. Just remember you have sheltered them so keep sheltering them until they can get into a good junior college and then a better college. All my best

[@TurquoiseSunsets]

Yes we agree. Thank you for your message. 👍🙏

[@joeblow3939]

Ron Paul, the guy from Kentucky that ran for president. Has a program for home schooling. He is a Christian and holds strong faith in God. You may want to look into his program for your children.

[@kimberry999]

Nice introspective video. We did homeschool for two years for our daughter same age as Bria (in part due to Newsom's vx mandate for kindergarten.) Now we all feel that the public school is better for her social growth. And we considered that, while school, even through college, is viable option in Philippines - they likely have a better future in USA. But you are also correct - increasingly Asia (BRICS) is the future and where tech and money are. Challenge moving back to USA is that rents have increased, at least in California. Likely South-East is still affordable. Yes, Biden and Kamala are Obama-nations! (sorry for the pun.)

[@TurquoiseSunsets]

Hi Kim, good hearing from you. Hope to meet up in the states.

[@springtime5361]

Hi, your kid’s future is the best here in the U.S A . We love the Philippines also, we live here in America During the winter months here in America we spend it in Philippines (3 months) Our boys finished college here in America and have good paying jobs. Your daughter Brianna is a smart girl. I hope you folks come back here to America so Brianna can go to school and have a good education and future/job. During summer months visit Philippines for vacation (smile) There’s good and bad in every country, America is beautiful and healthcare is great. Yes, there is bad areas/ places, just don’t go there. May God bless, guide and protect you all. From USA

[@gregvillar1442]

Most filipino nurses in America finished their education in the Philippines and work in the USA.

[@redman1170]

Good to see you guys again, I really miss the Sunday morning market hope you decide to stay

[@wickman.r4662]

Thank you for Green Apple information 6 years ago. They are outstanding; the best on our planet earth for cleaning teeth

[@godisgood789]

❤ Beautiful Intelligent parents. Both of you are so Amazing. I hope me and my Mahal can meet you both!

[@davidhankins5708]

Thanks for the video! Hey John, I know you guys stayed in Florida for awhile last time you were stateside. I live in the panhandle, a little town called Niceville. 10 miles from Destin, Fl. Our community, primarily the 3 or 4 counties that make up the panhandle region, is about 80 to 90 percent conservative. A totally different experience to that area you guys stayed in last. The school system is much better ran. The public system seems to change a bit depending which party is ruling. My kids went to public schools, but I'm leaning towards sending my granddaughter to a private school. Our good friend had 7 kids graduate from a Christian private school here, and they all are doing well. The classes are only 12 to 15 students, which makes a big difference. Something like that might work for Breanna. Take care and good luck in your travels!

[@Chickenlegs836]

Hi 👋 U2!! Glad to see you lovebirds ❤️. Whatever happens wishing all the best in your journey. Blessings 🙏🌺🌸🌼

[@sbkpilot1]

it's best to raise your kids there, then let them choose if they want to do higher studies in the US. That way they can also form their social network in the US through college at that time, and since your kids have no immigration issues to get to the US they can choose to do this anytime.

[@josephcmcauliffe1706]

Take care happy in the Philippines ❤️

[@dannation8837]

I'm married to a Filipina.Have a 8 year old daughter.Catholic school has worked really well for us.Kind of nineteen fifties values

[@dannynicart2389]

I am a Canadian rooted in England who coincidentally married a Filipina I met during my PhD in ECE at UBC, while she was pursuing her PhD in food science. Due to limited opportunities in Canada, we relocated to the United States, where she serves as the VP for R&D for a multinational food company, and I work for a tech company as the director of R&D. We have supported our child as best as we could, and has successfully graduated with a double major in biology with top honors and a master's in architecture from a public ivy school. She now works as a junior architect in New York.

[@allanbagby7253]

Thank you for trying to answer the question of taking a kid to the PI. As I said in your previous video, the wife and I are moving to the PI in less then 2 years. Our Daughter is 13 and in the 8th grade. I agree, a lot of schools here are getting worse. Private schooling in the PI would likely be fine for her. I live in Texas and the schools in our area are decent and not pushing any far left narratives. Just let kids be kids. Anyhow, my question was more of my daughters future in the PI. Working for 10 bucks a day isn't really a good idea. Of course, over here, who knows what she'll do or were she'll work. If she's working at 7-11 in Texas, then the PI would be a better life for her. While I'm alive, hoping for 25 years+, she will do well under my umbrella. I've got a pension, SS and will sell the house $$ and according to other videos I've seen we will be living the life of a PI Doctor or Lawyer, money wise. Nice, yeah. But, when I'm gone reality will kick in for her. So I need to setup some business such as a restaurant, grocery, internet cafe or farm to stand setup. The gears are slowly turning and the movement is all forward, but we can't really do anything until we get there and find the right location to live and settle down. We hope to bump around the Islands, lots of islands. The wife has family in Bohol and Zamboanga. Some PI cities are modern, but the cost there is like being here. Then there's the kind'a modern or there's always province life. If it were just the wife and I we would be, no worries. Big move and big decisions. Good times ahead. Perhaps we'll meet you v'loggers, so many v'loggers these days. Any other comments from people in the know about the subject are welcome! Thanks again, love your channel and style. Your wife is kind and intelligent as are your kids.

[@buckeyeadventures1631]

Here is my take... You can come to America and work for 40 years so that someday you can retire on a beach in the land of happy people... or you can live in the world of happy people without the need for the all the first world problems for the next 40 years... easy choice...

[@andrewh35]

Hey guys. As you know the labour force is globalized. Companies in the Philippines compete globally for western companies contracts. As a result the Philippines government has restructured and continues to improve their secondary and post secondary education programs so that graduates can compete globally. On top of this, western nations are bringing in foreign labor to fill jobs and are removing the protectionism of professional associations. You can put your kids in a semi private school in the Phillipines and then they can do university in the Philippines. Once they get their professional degrees, for some professions, they can then by pass the super competitive and expensive western university professional degree programs like pharmacy, nursing, law and social work and simply either write a test or do a bridging program to become a professional in a western country. Plus your kids won't receive the indoctrination, possibly dangerous drug/gang environment and huge post secondary costs that exist in US schools. You may need to move to Cebu but the developing world is a much better place for people to grow up and get a professional degree. Just some food for thought.

[@natalieprice8794]

I live in Ozamiz City and my Daughter goes to La Salle University , I think she is far ahead of the kids in 3rd grade, in the US . She loves her school. The department of education in the US is so corrupt and the schools have gone down hill so bad I don't think they can recover, I don't worry here about kids bullying , Shootings . Drugs or teaching my child that they can change their gender Maybe La Salle does not have to use the Dept. of Ed. in Manila. to determine what grade you stat in. They are a Private School . My sister moved to a high end area of Ashevill Nc so her son could go to a high rated public school and it got so bad with Drugs and Violence she put him in private school. Good Luck,

[@daviddarden1915]

John and Mareis, have you ever thought about the American territory of Guam USA 🇺🇸 Plus approximately 20 percent of Guam has Philippines 🇵🇭 ancestry. Also, you are still close to the Philippines 🇵🇭. GOD SPEED everyone

[@elsiechu7286]

The kids can go to International School in the Philippines. When they reach an adult they can choose where they want to work n live. Afterall they were American Citizen with American Passport. Your daughter can study Nursing n work in USA

[@TurquoiseSunsets]

Is the International school sufficient?

[@ginamariaprepena2340]

Of course but quite expensive

[@1NickyFan69]

⁠@@TurquoiseSunsets Expand John, sufficient for what exactly?

[@eurekapine]

@@TurquoiseSunsets Yes, so many Filipino nurses and teachers here in the USA that graduated in the Philippines. I'm a product of Philippines public school but Im working here in the US. Education is much better in the Philippines especially in private schools.

[@daan111ful]

Yes, this is a big responsibility, your daughter has reached an age of independence and you can feel that. Going to the USA is a step in the right direction for you, I hope, but rest assured you will miss each other and you really know what I am talking about.

[@margarettownsley9500]

Pray it all goes well for you guys it’s not easy making big decisions

[@rolosnickers8562]

The USA has changed for the worse. People have got so cruel and i wouldnt feel safe sending my daughter to any schools here unless its a rural area that has a strong religious backing. Stay away from big cities. Upper Peninsula Michigan has a lot of nice small towns, good schools, nice people. We are actually planning on moving to the Philippines in 5 years and will try sending her to private school there but if we move back it will be a smaller more rural town where we settle

[@EmyBrowndogMom]

Going to school in the U.S. will be okay if the proper state is chosen. There are good schools in America in certain states, you just have to look for them. Not public schools though! Definitely private.

[@Noname77331]

I feel for you guys, tough decision concerning schooling!

[@virgloh8934]

It is such a tough decision..You seemed to like the place you lived in Arkansas..Beautiful place...I think Brianna with flourish in the States..for the time being..good luck with whatever decision you make..Praying always helps. ❤

[@mylenemyls74]

I totally agree!

[@LumieSoucek-r2t]

There's a lot of choices where to send your kids in the Philippines than in USA. There are plenty of prestigious schools of your choice money can afford. Your children can start from kindergarten to college in the university of your choice. There are exclusive schools for girls only and boys only. I am from a sleepy little town of Dinagat Island. We are 7 children in the family. The oldest went to high school and college in the University of the Visayas in Cebu. I went to college in USP in Cebu. The third one was a government scholar in Javier University in Cagayan de Oro. After college he landed a job in the NBI records section and later transferred to BIR. I graduated high school in the sleepy little town, spoiled brat growing up and hated to go to school. My grades from elementary to high school was just enough to passed. I graduated high school at 16 and some how I realized that I have to grow up. I enrolled myself in college in Cebu City. At 16 I had a chief of police and a policeman fired from the job for vandalizing my father's cockfighting arena in my hometown. I came to USA and become a US citizen all in my own, no lawyer. I had a perfect score in my citizenship exam. I had no interview before I got sworn in because the embassy said that they have no doubt that I could speak and write English. I'm in and out of US Courts from DWI, speeding ticket, eviction, wrongful job termination, divorce and child custody. I've succesfully got a green card for my second husband who's been illegal immigrant in USA for 19 years with an arrest record for domestic violence. Imagine that. I am the only person in USA Social Security history that filed and won SSDI case without medical records. I didn't even showed up on the hearing. The judge called me and talked to me and approved my case. I'm fully retired at the age of 55 complete with Medicare. No one can ever do what I did. I filled out the SSDI applications and appeals forms in just seconds because all questions are about doctors, medicines and health. I got none of that. So I just wrote n/a (not applicable) and signed.

[@margarettownsley9500]

Hi Mareis have you thought of doing some video’s on wellness skin hair care housekeeping routine etc now and again you know the various items philipino would use I’d love to see this if possible thank you

[@dare2bda137]

There are international schools in the city in Philippines. No need to go to the U.S. Schools here are not good for the children. The things they allow to be taught in schools are bad.

[@pechaybaguio]

There are thousands of professional Filipinos are working overseas. My sister got her dentistry in Manila, and passed the Canadian Board for dentistry. She’s a professional dentist in Vancouver. My sister-in-law, a graduate of the University of the Philippines Pharmacy in Quezon City, did not take a review yet also passed the Canadian Registered Pharmacist in Toronto, she manages 3 nursing homes and also the registered pharmacist for Walmart in Toronto. My brother is an electrical engineer and works for google company also in Canada. In short, a good education depends on the student receiving the knowledge and how the student will apply the knowledge to his/her profession in their job. The principles, theories and scientific knowledge are the same everywhere. My advice for the parents is: Always be there for the student, guide them, remind the student of their educational goal, support the student emotionally especially, because college is brutal! Peer pressure, love affairs, rigorous work, sleepless nights, sometimes eating disorders too.

[@joybellepalanca1402]

Well said 💚

[@joeblow3939]

November 5th is the Presidential election. Hope you can cast your vote then. 👍👍

[@CB-bp2fl]

It's a LEXUS / Toyota it will fire right up and be fine (ADD Fresh Gasoline) is all that is recommended. :)

[@joylnlon2567]

Always in the US has good future. And teach ur kids to watch Dave Ramsy, so that she has a good future and wise on her money.

[@bfv8]

USA is not the only country with jobs and high paying jobs. I would consider the UK, most European countries, Australia and New Zealand better than USA especially taking in to account other living standards. Better healthcare systems, better workers rights and less stressful

[@joybellepalanca1402]

GOD BLESS Blanco family 💖💚💖

[@bruceadams9542]

If you guys can stay there tell your daughter get education and work on a career . be safe🙏 stay healthy 💪 Have a good trip 👍👍👍👍👍

[@Faworki]

Homeschooling is honestly the best education you can give your kids. Public education is 1 mind numbing 2 so dangerous ( school shootings) 3 bullying issues. 4 LIMITING free thought and ideas. Even if you go back, homeschooling is STILL the best option for the kids.

[@TurquoiseSunsets]

Yes. Yes and Yes ❤

[@metardis1670]

100% Correct. Our education system has let our children down while our politicians have betrayed the parents. God bless.

[@sunshinedream98]

No it’s wrong to shelter them as kids they need the life experience , the joy, and yes the pain otherwise you may be sending adults into a hard world as kids.

[@isreeramotar3868]

Both my children have gone to Public schools 🏫 My daughter is now 32 years old and a Physicians Assistant. My son is 31 years old and an Engineer for IBM Computers 💻 both making 6 figures salary…and the best part, we live in NYC. So people shouldn’t bash the Public School System. Have a blessed day 😊❤

[@SeattleDonna206]

Google demographics for Philippines people in USA so you can consider those areas for Mom to continue food, community. In looking at my upcoming move Property tax & available home insurance is big if you are considering to buy. Broken record here but until Bri learned the local language she was isolated in general communications with peers. In Alaska I went to a village where English was second and experienced the isolation because of not knowing the language spoken. Some home schooler begin college age 16 so in 5 years could be Bri. Examine colleges in USA via google so she won’t have to leave home to study. State politics & finance is vastly different and coming out lately. It was a good time for you to have left but hopefully economic will change here with new elections. Another year to wait n see might be best! Safe travels Dad!

[@christophermeaney5485]

I get the life you guys want and I'm glad that you've brought your two children up wonderfully from what we see on video just great kids... But I'm so glad and happy you're listening to your daughter her wishes and desires should be what's Paramount as far as we're concerned I've been married 48 years to the same Filipino we lived in the Philippines for 5 years and raised four daughters... Schools will be schools your child your children would be much better off going to school in the United States until they graduate high school then they'll let them decide what they want to do.. the video we enjoyed because it shows your loving caring parents and you want the best for your children the Philippines will be there in 6 or 7 years when your children are older and have experienced the United States school system and have pretty much have a path of what they love in the passions they have and they want to pursue and as parents all we want to do is support them physically mentally financially if needed.. whatever your guys's decision is it's nice to see husband and wife love their children so much and care about their desires at such a young age keep up the good work and I hope whatever decision you to make for your kids is the right one time will tell stay safe and happy... Good luck making that hard hard decision.. Philippines isn't going anywhere... You're both young and healthy you can always come back.. I apologize for the long comment but I'm proud of you too loving your children the way you do... Family is what's Paramount in life.. safe travels John... I don't know why but we love this Sunday Valencia market videos just love them.. thank you both...

[@TurquoiseSunsets]

Thanks so much for your comment, we'll get those Sunday market videos going again when I return from the states. :)

[@oscieestanislao5840]

If you just put your kids in public school in America, she's better off going to a good private school here in the Philippines.

[@50whatnomadtravelnursemtb5]

You guys have a great perspective because you've done both. BUT it's easy to say live USA or Philippines if you are retired, but it's another thing to have to keep working and the USA is the only option. Healthcare is not walk in the park in the philppines, my daughter and wife are in the Philippines at the moment, she went to kindergarden in the USA and now in First grade in Private school in the Philippines....I'd say they are very comparible, the teacher to student ratio is much better here in the Philippines in private school. Our daughter appears to be ahead of the kids at her age. But with this said, I do think that the public shcools in the USA are better. I'm all for Trump this year....so will see.

[@Marabella1]

No, do not put her in school in the U.S. I'm an American and was over there late last year. It has changed so much from the days when we were raised. I'm telling you America will ruin your children. California is so liberal and anti family. Let the kid's grow up in the Philippines and let them decide where they want to live when they are adults. Just my humble opinion if I had young children. God bless you all, and have a safe trip. Record some prices of groceries, rent, and insurance maybe.

[@leaaguila1665]

Agree

[@dannydewispelaere7087]

My children are 3 and 7 years old and go to a private school here in Bohol where we life

[@piad7027]

How about interntional schools,therr shud be one in cebu

[@gentledaisy]

Mariz, I have a suggestion for u guys! Educate your children in the philippines till college. Tuition fee in Pinas, Briana can get bachelor education in a prestigious school in high school and college not paying an arm and a leg. Like here in America, u go to college students already in debt due to high cost of education. If u live in Makati or Manila, you can send Briana in American international school or other international school. Please, educate yourself about our country. We have so.many teachers and nurses educated in pilipinas, cane to US to earn dollars not to study. No place on earth that u can get very good education not paying thousand of us dollars and Filipinos goes in different part of the world because of education they got in pilipinas, coz we can speak English and work.more dollars in US. US education becoming liberal and leftist. Please, don't settle yourself in dumaguete for Briana. She can go to University of the Philippines, ateneo de manila, La salle and many more exclusive private school that u will not pay an arm and a leg. Let her finish her education there, and come to US to work not to study. I graduated in university of the Philippines as teacher, came to US to work. Read this! Yes, she can go to American International School in Makati. Research it please...holy moly!

[@jillsimmons110]

I live in St George Ut. Our grandchildren live with us Their schools are great. We iive in a beautiful scenic area. Not all.of America is bad. I had a medical emergency and my dr.came to my home and brought my medicine to my house. It all depends on.where you.live. you act like all of America is bad and thats not true.

[@carolcaruso5070]

John I do not comment on your channel because I stay out of people's affairs but I thought I would jump on this one. America is a great country no matter what happens with the elections. We are a strong nation with good people and bad people. I am a christian woman and I believe that in the end good will prevail. May God guide you to make the right choice for you and your family. Stay safe and God bless!

[@chizwoz1239]

Your kid’s future is better in the USA period 🙏🏻

[@ninjaturtle6106]

That's NOT true anymore.

[@ninjaturtle6106]

We are in the age of technology. You can be anywhere and make good money.

[@vgwalldecals]

​@ninjaturtle6106 Neither of your points are true. You can hate on the US all you want but the bottom line is, young adults have much better opportunities in the US than in the PI. Why do you think so many illegal immigrants are selling everything they own, break the US immigration laws to try and get into the US? Apparently you have not spent very much time if any in the PI to see what poverty looks like. When the average clerk that works at a SM store has to have 2 years of college to work there I would say opportunities are pretty limited especially for those who can't afford 2 years in a college. As for all the illegal immigrants that have invaded the US, I will be glad to see them deported.

[@vgwalldecals]

​@@ninjaturtle6106 average welders salary. US $22 an hour PI 16,000 Pesos a month..$290 Even as expensive that the US is, you can still live much more comfortably on $22 an hour in the US than you can on the $290 a month in the PI.

[@piad7027]

Silliman university is a good school

[@RicharD-lr2ed]

I try sa Cebu at Ateneo de Cebu School.

[@jackwill3578]

DEXTER'S WORLD MAKES 144K A YEAR ! MULTIPLY THAT TIMES PESOS ! NOT BAD FOR ANYONE YET A FILIPINO !

[@MrRafa52]

How about Guam or Hawaii huge Philippino population in both places!

[@dennisgonya4500]

Listen to Charlie Kirk about the colleges and universities in America. Big eye opener.

[@karenwarech2599]

There's alot of private schools in the us this is a tough one

[@chizwoz1239]

Correct lots of people wants to come to US its the land of opportunity

[@Affordableframe]

You could have your own private school. Invite several friends to include their children.

[@crazyhorsecrafter9073]

Come back to Arkansas!

[@dennishunt787]

So is John moving back to America by himself?

[@TurquoiseSunsets]

Just for 3 weeks 😊

[@PatriotPrepper2470]

Online school for Briana from the USA, or elsewhere?? Same education, yet remote and accessible from anywhere, including the PI 👩‍🎓.

[@nancyhagins1270]

Children can finish school here and go back to US...

[@josephcmcauliffe1706]

Maybe higher paying jobs but cost of living is way over priced in the US

[@TurquoiseSunsets]

Yes very true

[@FilAmSerlCoupleVlog]

I think Briana is very smart at her age, she's thinking about her future job. I wish her best, she's very pretty.

[@mannycaylo2294]

first 👍👍😊😊

[@scottmoede5316]

What about musk making jobs in the Philippines

[@FranklynFe]

hello from the States, you're better off living in the Philippines. So much stress, everyday safety is not good. You're always on guard here. So expensive. We visited the Philippines in Jan/Feb this year. We were so relaxed there. The people are so nice, really enjoyed life there. Went to my girlfriend's family reunion. Very nice. Think hard before moving here.

[@1NickyFan69]

No Private Schools near where you live now? I don’t understand “Well that’s the biggest industry in America right now is the medical field but it’s also still the third leading cause of death in America”.

[@richforrest6983]

I have a great option , your looking to possible move usa ? Well my local now is excellent for your wishes I'm in the south carolina and the things you do as a family are all here in my county , plus schools that will help your family to grow plus if your inclined churches many available , plus the Saturday market close by here, if interested let me know can pick you up airport , just know your decision is difficult I've been thru some very similar life experiences , there is a very good school options nearby plus the ban on kids cellphone use here during school hours , best wishes always hit me up if want more details God bless.

[@margarettownsley9500]

Nothing fixed wrinkles except for surgery everything else is a money market

[@3rdGenAmerFilipina]

I think that socially, Briana would be better off in a regular school. She acts very immature for her age and that might help. She’s very smart though!

[@EmyBrowndogMom]

I think your idea of what is immature may be a bit tainted by culture. Let a kid be a kid, and let them grow at their own rate. Trying to rush a child to mature has detrimental effects later in life.

[@curlytop242923]

Safe travels to American !! And back to your family !!

[@TurquoiseSunsets]

Thanks Curly top.

[@jingle418]

Yes TRUMP!

[@honeylemon9910]

Trump 2024

[@georgerodriguez8303]

I would think about moving to a conservative U.S. city with a population less than 100,000. A place that isn't close to a woke city, I know that you will do what's best for the family.

[@natalieprice8794]

Check out the Wayne Higlands school , in Honesdale Pa, small town in norteast Pennsysvania, where I grew up and was the best place in the world as far as i am concerned, Schools rate High

[@virgloh8934]

TRUMP, YES..

[@joet.7831]

Sure vote for the rapist, election denier, adultrist, fraudster, liar etc. How Christian he is. 🤔

[@edenjdc8052]

Long time no vlogs. We missed your family. Yes for old folks are good to live there in PI but for the young kids education are better here in the US. And the safety of the children. It would be good if they have a bodyguards.🇺🇸😍

[@jamesdiemer-xg1iu]

TRUMP will win. GOD will WIN. I admire you looking to make the right decisions for your children. School is always a problem. I just emptied my storage as the price was going up every few months. If it is me, I would never leave PI. I live in San Diego and it is really tooooo much for me and my wife as I am retired and income is limited. We might go to China as that is where my wife is from, however I cannot stay there as the government will not allow me to stay too long. Best of luck to all of you and GOD Bless. Keep making videos as I really enjoy your adventures.

[@davidwollenberg1758]

Well in America you have to worry about the teachers and indoctrinating your children into the alphabet people culture. I mean Elon must one of the most powerful man in the world claims that his child was influenced by a teacher to embrace the alphabet culture. That's pretty scary. A man with that much power in that much security around him. A teacher that clearly did not have the children's best interest in mind was able to influence the children. What hope does the average person half. You really have to monitor who your children are hanging around and what they're thinking is children are easily influenced and they don't have critical thinking skills of the young age.They really don't understand this fairytale Thinking isn't reality

[@TurquoiseSunsets]

You make very valid points David, thank you. John

[@virgevlog9630]

Better here in the USA not there in the Philippines so big difference between ,your wife big advantage too when you guys here in America and your getting old don’t offend what I say is base my experience will still you guy decides for me better here in America 🇺🇸… this only opinion…

[@TurquoiseSunsets]

Thanks for your opinion virge. John

[@JUSLUKING]

HARRIS WALZ 2024 BLUE

[@TurquoiseSunsets]

OK, I use to be a democrat back in the 80's I turned to Independent and no longer tow any party lines, only the issues...John

[@kimberry999]

Your thinking fails me: K/W have no intent or skill to negotiate settlement of Ukraine war. Biden cheerleads it, and Kamala's statement "Ukraine has the right to join NATO" was a factor in starting it. 500k innocent dead. K/W oppose freedom of speech. K says that "X should be shut down unless her government can censor and regulated it - as Zuckerberg reports that they did to FB. K/W oppose deporting even illegals that commit crimes, and Biden intentionally opened the border to 12 million sham asylum seekers - including violent gang members. K/W MO seems to be, take away guns from Americans, defund the police, protect illegal crimes with sanctuary cities - and let the illegals purge the evil free-thinkers for a people more easily controlled and manipulated. K/W want massive tax increases on corporations, which will drive them out of USA similar to how high taxes are driving wealthy and businesses out of California. Kamala is proud to be "woke" which includes DEI hiring based on race rather than merit. Woke includes biological males in females sports and restrooms. K/W may declare a "climate emergency" which would give the dictator powers over our ability to travel or do anything that has a carbon impact. And unlike the Democrat covid emergency "airlines fire your pilots," this emergency would never be lifted.