There’s a lot riding on Joe Biden’s election to the presidency

Americans need to realize that the American way of life, lived and governed under the U.S. Constitution, will change forever with the election of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.

One mission for Biden and the Democrats will be to make sure that the will of the people and the power of your vote will be forever subverted. The power of the people, by the people will be forever stripped away. Why? Because the American people had the audacity to elect Donald J. Trump as president in 2016.

In the eyes of Biden, Harris, Nancy Pelosi and others like Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, they know better than you. You don’t deserve any power if you’re not voting and supporting their ideas and policies. You the voter have shown that you’re not responsible enough to have such power in your hands, because you elected President Trump. You screwed up. It’s your own fault.

Well maybe it’s not your fault completely. Perhaps you didn’t go to the right schools. Maybe you don’t have the right job. Maybe you make too much money. Maybe you own a business and you’re creating jobs. It doesn’t matter. Biden and his gang want total power and it means taking it away from you. It means changing and or eliminating much of the Constitution.

You don’t believe it? Here’s a clue. Biden has been evading one simple question for weeks: Will you pack the Supreme Court if elected? Just over the weekend Biden told a reporter that the American people don’t “deserve” to know his position on packing the Supreme Court. Really? The people who may place you in power, don’t have the right to know how you will govern? If Biden will not answer a simple question, he doesn’t deserve your vote.

Such a troubling stance on that one issue leads to other questions. What other parts of the U.S. Constitution will Biden evade, change or eliminate? Will Biden eliminate the Electoral College?

If so, what would he replace it with? The popular vote?

Such a maneuver would ultimately place electing the president solely in the hands of California and New York voters.

Will ranked choice voting be on the docket? Perhaps some other hybrid voting method?

Yes, there is a lot riding on Nov. 3.