With voters now casting their ballots in this midterm election, please let me take a minute to explain exactly why the next month just might be one of the most important months in our country’s history:
FIRST – the ongoing chemical attack on the United States of America. That’s the only appropriate term for Joe Biden’s Border Crisis, where each and every day enough fentanyl is crossing the border to kill a small city.
Our failed President has rolled out the welcome mat to cartels, traffickers, and even those on the terrorist watch list, . This won’t end until Republicans have the power to finally DEMAND border security!
SECOND – the ongoing recession and energy crisis. Tax-and-spending sprees from Biden and the Democrats have bankrupted our country, with skyrocketing prices everywhere from the gas pump to the grocery aisles.
It’s gotten so bad that Joe Biden is now trying to cover his ass by emptying our strategic petroleum reserve that’s supposed to be used for emergencies! (Reminder: Democrat approval numbers are NOT an emergency).
FINALLY – the abandonment of our veterans with FAILURES like the Afghanistan withdrawal. In the same mission where I had my legs ripped off my body by a Taliban explosive, Biden traded the lives of 13 soldiers and the security of the entire globe for some bullshit PR goal.
It was a slap in the face for those who gave everything in this mission. Biden still says he “makes no apologies” for this, !
Biden’s failed leadership on the international stage is only going to continue until Republicans have the power to hold this “Commander-In-Chief” in check.
These are just SOME of the reasons why 2022 is so critical.
I know that not everyone can take action all the time – even in an election year as important as this one. But if you CAN afford to step up and help hold this administration accountable – with $35, $10, or any amount at all – then you really will be helping turn the tide in our country.
With the biggest financial goal that I’ve ever had to reach since I first ran for Congress looming at the end of this month, I’d be grateful if you stepped up with any amount below.
Hon. Brian Mast is a retired member of the U.S. Army. Use of his military rank, job titles, and photographs in uniform does not imply endorsement by the Department of the Army or the Department of Defense.
