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here are some perspectives to have when
considering who to vote for many people
have an attitude well I don't like
either candidate so I'll just abstain or
I'll vote for a third
party maybe one candidate aligns more
with my ideology but maybe I don't like
their personality or their
character and therefore I'll abstain or
I'll vote for some third C third party
who has no shot at wedding this is a
fatal error there's a principle in
Judaism that when faced with a
decision even if one does
not like either Choice one would be
required to
choose the better of the two or the
lesser of the evil do you know who we
learned this out from we learned this
out from none other thanu when he
decided to get married you know there's
a rag in par sh the rag in each para
gives us the to the benefits that we
learn from the par we know that mhu
married a woman from mid
midan the tah calls her aite but that's
just a description of her beauty he did
not marry a woman indigenous to the
Jewish people and the RAB says we learn
out something very important from here
he
says we learn that that if a person
cannot achieve Perfection
then then try to get as good as you
can never give up something that could
be somewhat good just because you cannot
have perfectly good
therefore because was not able for
whatever reason to marry a woman from
his own people
was afraid from the Pharaoh so he had to
go to another land and he had no choice
he had to get
married he had to marry the daughter
of because he had to have children say
when faced with a choice
between bad
and only slightly bad and that's the
choice MH had to make he had to choose
between not getting married at all or
marrying a woman from a different Nation
to have children M said you know what I
can't marry a jeice so what don't get
married at all no that's ludicrous you
have to make the best possible decision
it's better to marry a woman from a
different people of course this was
before the Torah was given converted her
but M made the decision that he's going
to pick so to speak the lesser of the
two evils so even if you're not
enthralled with both candidates you are
morally obligated to vote for the better
of the
too now if you're having a hard time
clarifying well which candidate is the
better of the two here's a good
perspective to have if you don't know
why don't you ask the enemies of the
Jewish people who would they prefer to
see in power maybe ask some of the
enemies of the state of Israel in the
Middle East who want to see the
annihilation of the Middle East ask them
which candidate would they like to knock
off or which candidate would they be
more comfortable in power so they could
continue to twist the arm of the state
of Israel so when you don't know what to
do try to think for a moment who would
Iran prefer who would the houthis prefer
who would healah prefer and the answer
to that is very clear we all know the
answer to
that and another thing you have to think
about is you may not agree entirely with
the ideology of either candidate but if
one candidate is at the Forefront of
advancing every left-wing woke
ideology then Not only would voting for
that candidate mean that you support all
of
this destructive ideology which is
antithetical to the T but even if you
abstain and even if you vote for a third
C candidate voting for a third candidate
means you don't have the the backbone to
stand up for what is correct and that is
to vote against that so without enduring
any candidate formally let's just say
May the best man win and of course
what's most important is that we all
have to Davin for the welfare of Cl Isel
in America in AR Israel this is our
primary a of course voting is our has
but it should give added motivation to
should protect is and protect our
interest and May
