Rebecca Canales,
Whittier 360 News Network
As the 2024 election approaches, it’s becoming increasingly clear that neither Donald Trump nor Joe Biden are attracting enough American voters to win a second term in the White House. This leaves us with a difficult question: what do we do now?
It’s time for us to come together and agree on a compromise candidate. Someone who can bridge the gap between the two major parties and bring our country together. We need a leader who can represent all Americans, not just those on one side of the political spectrum.
The stakes are high. Our country is facing unprecedented challenges. Despite claims from the state of California and the Biden administration that the pandemic is over, there is still a lot of economic uncertainty. Americans are concerned about the war in Ukraine and the situation with China. There are also strong disagreements over how our elections should be run and financed, how social media should be managed, and how to balance LGBTQ rights with parents’ rights in public education.
We need a leader who can rise above partisan politics and bring us together to tackle these issues head-on. Someone who can listen to both sides and find common ground. It won’t be easy. Both sides are deeply entrenched in their own views. But it’s not impossible.
So let’s start the conversation. Let’s come together and find a candidate who can represent all of us. It’s time for us to put our country first and choose a leader who can bring us together.
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