Sherri Bouslog, Realtor

10/05/2026

10/02/2026

The end it what Im trying say ... lawd

10/02/2026

She's correctly labeling the condition and stage of development our country in this moment in time

10/02/2026

The authority of government ultimately rests on the consent of the governed and on the constitutional framework through which the people establish, limit, and exercise that authority.

But consent cannot be understood as something we give once and then surrender forever.
Democracy requires participation.

We grant government authority ... and then we have a continuing responsibility to watch how that authority is used.

We vote.
We speak.
We organize.
We petition.
We protest peacefully.
We question our representatives.
We hold institutions accountable.

And when necessary, we demand that government live up to the promises and limitations established by our Constitution and our laws.
Government will continue to make decisions ... with or without our voices.That is why our participation matters.

If we want our democracy and our institutions to serve the people, we cannot simply step away when we become discouraged.

We cannot assume our vote doesn't matter because one election did not produce the result we wanted.

We cannot decide that our voice is insignificant because the problems confronting us seem too large.

Sometimes we feel defeated.

But withdrawing our voice doesn't remove government power.

It simply means we are no longer participating in the process that is supposed to check it.

10/02/2026

The authority of government ultimately rests on the consent of the governed and on the constitutional framework through which the people establish, limit, and exercise that authority.

But consent cannot be understood as something we give once and then surrender forever.
Democracy requires participation.

We grant government authority ... and then we have a continuing responsibility to watch how that authority is used.

We vote.
We speak.
We organize.
We petition.
We protest peacefully.
We question our representatives.
We hold institutions accountable.

And when necessary, we demand that government live up to the promises and limitations established by our Constitution and our laws.
Government will continue to make decisions ... with or without our voices.

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10/01/2026

Never give up your voice. Never assume it doesn't matter. And never stop participating in the democracy that belongs to all of us.

10/01/2026

Vote. Participate. Listen. Never give up your voice.
Trump fired thousand of Immigration attorneys as soon as he took office, this is abuse of power in my view. That are intentional acts in my view.
FactCheck.org Pam Power

10/01/2026

You'd have lack any credibility skills to buy into 47's bs

10/01/2026

10/01/2026