Who Is Worthy Of Your Vote?

Sort through the misrepresentations, and ask yourself a few crucial questions about whomever you’re considering.

Jay Tucker | October 16, 2026

Federal and state election campaigns represent their candidates with descriptions that are often untrue or deceptive.  Most Americans will admit that they really do want to know the truth, not lies, about the candidates, their proposals, and their past activities.  Voters are then stunned or embarrassed when reality is discovered.

The candidates worthy of your vote are those who consistently tell the truth and who speak up when they see things that are unwise or unlawful.  Unfortunately, voters often lack awareness of the truth because they are unwilling to spend the time and effort to determine what they really need to know about the candidates and their positions on important issues.

Some current candidates admit belief in Islamic, communist, or socialist ideologies.  Voters, not understanding the consequences, are deceived into supporting them. The risks and consequences of adoption of any of those beliefs and ideologies, however, have long been understood and challenged by current and prior state and federal legislators and officials.  President John F. Kennedy was so concerned about immigration that he wrote A Nation of Immigrants (expanded and........

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