In 2016 a Seed Was Sown. Today, We Nourish the Tree of Liberty. TL;DR - I voted today. As I hopped in my truck this morning, I was overcome with what may best be called acute anxiety.  It wasn't a panic attack.  It was just a feeling of nervousness.  Was my polling place crowded?  Would there be protesters that I would have to face?  Is my ballot secure?  A litany of questions a person will ask when they approach their polling place today. You see?  This election has had more of a build up for me than the 2016 election.  In 2016 I voted for Trump simply to mine the salt from the tears of whiny libs.  The SJW crowd had gotten on my nerves during the Obama years.  Their tranny bathroom rules.  Their Black Lives Matter protests.  Their cop hating, and race baiting had all worn thin for me.  In 2016 I wanted to make them all cry.  I wasn't emotionally invested in the election of 2016. Today is different.  I wanted to see the progress that has been made by our GEOTUS continue.  I wanted to see the deep state sent off to Guantanamo Bay.  I wanted to see Hillary in handcuffs, put in to a police car.  I have been checking the polls and early voting returns.  I have been watching social media for signs that might show me hope.  I have memed all over twitter, until all of my Twitter accounts had been shadow banned.  There are quite a few reasons I need to see conservatives take back this country today.  So it was, that I made my way to the polls early this morning. I arrived and was pleased to see very few people there.  The parking lot was mostly empty with a few cars parked.  I looked around at them to see if there were any Hillary or Bernie bumper stickers and saw none.  I did see a car with a coexist bumper sticker and laughed to myself.  At least I was going to cancel that assholes vote.  There were no protestors, no police, it was quiet, and the air smelled fresh.  It smelled like I remember, when I went deer hunting with my Dad quite a few years ago.  I love the smell of fall. I opened the doors and looked around.  I wanted to see if anyone had the liberal look about them.  I looked for purple or pink hair.  I looked for nose rings.  I looked at t-shirts.  All seemed normal, as I approached the desk to pick up my ballot.  That was until I was next in line.  As I approached the desk, a purple haired boy with a scruffy neck beard stepped up. In Missouri, I feel like we have a pretty secure election system.  My Drivers license is linked to my ballot.  I chose a paper ballot as opposed to a digital one.  I want my ballot to have a paper trail.  They looked me up in the voter registration system.  They confirmed my address.  I signed my name, and they scanned a barcode on my ballot and set me loose to do my damage. I took the ballot back to the booth with a grin on my face, knowing the pain I was about to inflict on the democratic party.  Over 65 million others, along with myself will make our voices heard today.  We will say that the Democratic party does not reflect our values.  Today, maybe we can take a step towards wiping the democratic party from future ballots. I stated filling in the little circles for my selections.  I knew exactly what I was voting for, as I had downloaded the sample ballot, and pre-filled it.  I had researched every amendment and addition to the Missouri constitution.  I had researched all the judges.  I filled the circles for every Republican candidate.  If there was only a democratic option, I left the circle blank.  A straight Republican ballot. I looked it over to make sure everything was properly filled, and that no mistakes were made.  I then made my way to the little machine that counts the ballots.  I asked the guy watching the machine for my sticker and stuck my ballot in the machine.  I watched the counter go from 69 to 70.  I felt elated.  I had done my part and now it was up to the rest of the country to do theirs.  All I can do now is wait. My family and I are going to have a special dinner and sit down to watch the votes counted.  We are going to watch as each county reports in.  We hope we see lots of red this evening.  We will have our popcorn ready.  We are ready to watch the show, are you? Where We Go One, We Go All