What's left in your wallet? Don't let the grifters get the rest.

 

Many people are finding it harder to make ends meet. Incomes are not rising for a lot of the population, but prices are climbing. Wallets feel emptier.

That reality makes it especially hard for us to see the very wealthy in government finding ways to put more of our money in their pockets.

The corruption and grift has gotten so blatant that there isn't really any effort to hide it any more. 

There are billions of dollars in oil revenue from Venezuela that Treasury Secretary Bessent says isn’t in the Treasury. He also says he doesn’t know where it is or what’s being done with it. Somebody knows, but nobody says. 

Imported meat scraps not good enough to be sold on its own will be added to ground beef and sold to us. We’re not even told where it’s coming from. Agriculture Secretary Brook Rollins says he doesn’t know, either. 

Mike Johnson, Speaker of the House, has adjourned Congress early, to avoid an important vote, after working just seven days since their summer break ended. Seven days. 

The message is simple. Don’t answer simple questions. Don’t work on behalf of the American people.

Congress has a great deal of power to stop this. But it is doing nothing.  Our representative, Claudia Tenney, does not see a problem! We need to vote her out on November 3. 

Claudia Tenney spent the August "district work session" meeting with her donors in Serbia and Montenegro, not with her constituents. We need to vote her out on November 3. 

Voting in Seneca County is easy!

There is rarely a line at polling places on election day. 

If election day doesn't work, early voting is available starting October 24 at the Seneca County Health and Human Services Building, 2465 Bonadent Dr #5, Waterloo, NY

If getting to the polling place is difficult, apply for a mail-in early ballot before October 23. 

If you are away from Seneca County, but registered here, absentee voting is available. Apply for an absentee ballot before October 23.