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Thanks for the information, nàng. I'll do more research on those before voting again next year. 

Is Mr. Trump's slogan, "Make America Great Again" still trustworthy from your perspective?  

Do you believe in widespread fraud or nefarious counting of votes in US elections? In 2020, Mr. Trump said he had more supporters/voters but eventually lost his presidency. 

None of the favorite presidential candidates to vote for except Mr. Trump. Mr. Biden is too old for the next inauguration. 

Mr. Trump's tentative plans for immigrants are rigid, "Restricting access to asylum and permanent residency for thousands of immigrants", "Expel migrants based on public health concerns", and "Birthright citizenship would end for children of undocumented immigrants". Other than that, I've no comment at the moment.

FYI: Opinion(s) is just for killing time; no opposing affirmative.

Haley and Scott, both devoted advocates for our nation, contribute immensely to our country.  Yet, they could benefit from Trump's unique energy and charisma.  His unapologetic approach and broad appeal have left a lasting mark.  Combining their strengths with Trump's dynamism could form a powerhouse team that could lead our nation toward an even brighter future.  

Answers to your questions:

1.  Yes, Trump's slogan "Make America Great Again" still holds weight.  He's proven he can get the job done, and his track record speaks volumes; we had a great 4 years while he was in office.  However, it's also worth considering that he's had his term, and we experienced four years of substantial progress.  Now, given the current state of affairs, and the challenges that have arisen in the past three years, particularly the destruction that uncle Joe and his administration have maneuvered, perhaps we need a slogan that aligns even better with our present circumstances.  It's about adapting and evolving, don't you think?  

2.  I must admit, there were moments during the last election that raised eyebrows.  Instances of unverified ballots mysteriously appearing in counting boxes and reports of voting machine irregularities did give pause for thought.  The democrats' vigorous push for mail-in ballots without stringent ID requirements was, to say the least, a subject of scrutiny.

While my faith in the democratic process remains, I do harbor reservations about certain aspects of its execution.  It's a matter of trust, yet tempered with the need for diligent oversight and transparency.  Let's just say I've got a side-eye saved up for some of the folks running the show.  Trust but verify, right?  

3.  I agree.  

When evaluating a candidate for a job position, I believe it's important to assess their ability to effectively carry out their duties. Personal likability or social compatibility should not overshadow this crucial criterion.  In my view, Trump, regardless of personal opinions or feelings, has demonstrated an ability to get the job done.  While his immigration plans may seem rigid, they align with his vision for the nation.  Ultimately, I believe it's about choosing the candidate who can best fulfill the responsibilities of the position.  

I admire a leader who stands with his head held high, honoring the FLAG with his right hand on his heart, and sings proudly the Star-Spangled.  We need a leader who champions righteousness, fights for just laws, advances intelligence to conquer diseases, pioneers interplanetary habitation, and ensures our children are well-nurtured and educated, cultivates their God's gifted talents.  This leader should also establish rules for schools to refrain from advocating political agendas like gender neutrality.  

Values of responsibility and integrity shall flow through every vein of our education system, instills in every choice they make, echoing Kennedy's timeless call:

"Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country."

Let schools be sanctuaries free from ideological biases, where a well-rounded education forges a generation equipped to conquer the trials of tomorrow.