Delores Fisher: Voter Presidential Election Day America! November 5, 2024

A wonderful thank you to my Carpenoctum2 (also known as Notesong) blog global new readers ---with a noteworthy hello to all my readers in Brazil, Singapore, Philippines, and Germany.

And an Autumn hello/what's up???? to my regular global followers because we are almost over 50,000 post reads. Yep . . .50,0000.

Here's to another 50, 000 in the next coming months!!!!!!

Today, Tuesday November 5th 2024 is Presidential Election Day here in the United States of America.

Almost everyone is nervous about a smooth transition of power no matter who takes office.

Isn't it ironic?

We, who as a nation used to scoff at other nations' verbally abusive and physically violent political exchanges during cabinet meetings, legislative sessions, judicial rulings and the like, we have now become known as a nation in which aggressive political interaction is the norm among many of our state and national executive/legislative/and even judicial branches of government. Although I must say, the judicial branch is a bit more civil(ized) towards each other. Thank you Supreme Court.

Can we as a nation continue to suffer from a new type of PTSD passive aggressive political physical and digital war zone chaos?

Are our national adrenal identity glands regulating our spiritual, emotional, physical, economic, cultural, political, and moral well being be at the point of exhaustion?

November 5th 2024 will be recorded as a national tipping point during which our torn and distressed nation declares itself as seeking Miseo, Timorea/revenge/ vengeance and destruction . . . (hatred, revenge, and destruction)

Or, today November 5th 2024 will be recorded as a national tipping point during which our United States of America will declare itself as seeking Agape, Katallage, and sanity . . . (Godly selfless love, reconciliation, and sanity)

May the Lord help us choose in His wisdom,

delores fisher

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