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Putnam County Voter Registration Stats
Turn Putnam County Red!
(Achieved 9/6/2018)

Registered Democrats          17,361
Registered Republicans        23,075

Advantage Republicans          5,714

As of October 5, 2020 (Registration is now locked in)
Figures Obtained From
The Putnam County Supervisor of Elections
The Gross National Debt is currently:

$27,163,485,600,954
10/23/2020
Gross National Debt totals at the end of each President's last term (budget year ends Sept. 30 after the Presidential term has ended).

Obama (9/30/2017) - $20,244,900,016,053
G.W. Bush (9/30/2009) - $11,909,829,003,511
Clinton (9/30/2001) - $5,807,463,412,200
G.H.W. Bush (9/30/1993) - $4,411,488,883,139
Reagan (9/30/1989) - $2,857,430,960,187
NEWS FLASH

Clinton Judge Hands RNC Major Victory Over Democrats In Florida Elections Lawsuit

Andy Puzder: Socialism vs. Capitalism – I want my grandchildren to know this story could only happen here

Pelosi Outsmarted Herself on the SOTU

WASHINGTON – Today, the Republican National Committee, the National Republican Congressional Committee, and the Republican Party of Florida were granted a major victory when a Clinton-appointed judge denied Democrat attorneys’ motion for preliminary injunction in Nielsen v. DeSantis, a radical lawsuit that Democrats brought in Florida that among other things,  sought to force Florida to count ballots that arrive after Election Day and prohibit the state’s ban on ballot harvesting.
 
"Democrats’ nationwide assault on the integrity of our elections has never been based on fact or public health emergency, but rather an attempt to use the courts to achieve their long sought partisan goals of legalizing ballot harvesting and eliminating nearly every safeguard in our elections. We are pleased this Clinton-appointed judge sided with us in our fight to protect the integrity of Florida’s elections." – RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel
 
In denying the Plaintiffs’ request, Judge Hinkle noted, "the plaintiffs have not shown likely success on the merits" of their case.
 
Specifically on the issue of counting ballots that arrive after Election Day, Judge Hinkle points out how delayed receipt could leave room for vulnerabilities or fraud. 
  • By requiring receipt on or before Election Day, "This eliminates the problem of missing, unclear, or even altered postmarks, eliminates delay that can have adverse consequences, and eliminates the remote possibility that in an extremely close election—Florida has had some—a person who did not vote on or before election day can fill out and submit a ballot later."
When I was growing up, my dad, a World War II combat vet, was a Ford car salesman. His dad, my grandfather, left his home and family as a teenager in 1912 and came to our shores in search of opportunity – as immigrants have done throughout our nation’s history.

We were a working-class family living outside of Cleveland, Ohio. But as a kid, I didn’t think about our economic status. Ours was the only life I knew. Until one day, I got a look at a very different life.
When House Speaker Nancy Pelosi withdrew her original State of the Union invitation, preventing President Trump from delivering the address as scheduled on January 29, she was probably surprised when he responded with such calm forbearance: “This is her prerogative. I will do the address when the shutdown is over.” By the time Trump finished the rescheduled speech Tuesday evening, she no doubt understood that her petty political ploy had been a blunder. Trump, being no mean showman, had long since realized that the highly publicized delay would increase public interest in the speech — and that is precisely what happened.
July 24, 2020
By Andy Puzder - Published February 13, 2019
By David Catron- Published February 7, 2019
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