>>19887100 (lb)

Here's what anon thinks, and anon picks the candidate that most aligns with anon:

• The border is a multi-pronged mission. Humanitarian and also to raise awareness to the public as to the dangers of unchecked immigration. Those impacted by US operations, globally, are owed reparations. We also need to secure the border to weed out terrorists.

-We'll be more "free" when government shrinks and provides for the needs of the people. If her plan doesn't do those two things, we disagree.

-If she's not pro-choice to a point, then she's out of touch with autonomy and a person's right to choose.

-I don't watch debates because they are just shows for politics nerds that like to see "gotchas" back and forth.

Wrap your head around this, and get back to anon when you have managed to produce an original thought instead of cheer-leading for a warmongering neocon. Also, this template works for every candidate regardless of party or the shape of their private parts.

>>19887833

Anon added challenges to daily walk which include getting in tune more with a couple of pooches that need a morning walk. Said pooches, in turn, have anon sprint the last part of the walk because it makes them happy.

Anon's knees don't have much cushion left (stage 4 chondromalacia in both knees was 8 years ago, and it's only gotten worse). But being constantly winded is providing motivation to reduce intake, with hopes to eliminate.

If anon can do it, anon can do it, too.