Consequences is the sure way to stop waste and ignorance. The pain of the people.
Tim Walz stepped aside, but the people who manage our resources should know this: we sweated to pay our taxes. Walz was so hungry for power, captured by the people he thought were his sure voters. Him stepping out was only easy because Trump entered the equation — Trump put the people back into the story, because the SAVE America Act puts the people in the equation, not the bureaucrats that make the selections.
There is no greatness that can't be torn down by low-IQ leaders making important decisions. Imagine Harris and Walz. The worst shame: Harris was given her first decision-making moment to pick a running mate, and she picked Walz. Can you imagine the America if those two had won with their unsecured mail-in ballot?
That's why the objections to the SAVE America Act matter. When someone tells you the people don't know and don't feel it, they're forgetting who actually pays the bills. And the two up for election who object to it — Republicans Susan Collins in Maine and Lisa Murkowski in Alaska — are running while standing against the people footing the bill. The question now: does Trump want those two back, or not?