Vote for someone, not against someone

To the Editor:
These days, we seem to be more inclined to vote against someone than forsomeone. This year, perhaps you will- vote against the party that claims to be the champions of individualfreedom, but is doing everything in their power to eliminate the freedom of awoman to control her own body and her own life.- vote against the party that time after time refuses to manage the guncrisis we have in the United States, despite the fact that the 2nd amendmentbegins with "A well-regulated militia, being necessary..."- vote against the party that thinks it is more important to stay in powerthan it is to preserve democracy, in spite of having no substantive evidenceto support the Big Lie.I invite you to just pick the one you like and follow it.
Karl HupplerMantorville