Something I heard once that I feel is important to share is that you do not have to be in love with the candidate that you're voting for. I know the media loves to create this fallacy that if the Democratic Party doesn't produce the perfect candidate, that said candidate should face more scrutiny comparatively. I have never once said that Kamala Harris is the perfect candidate. I have said that the perfect candidate does not and will not exist. So because she does not meet the media's definition of the perfect candidate, there will be a higher willingness to place more scrutiny on Vice President Harris compared to her Republican counterpart. Coupling this with the fact that she's already facing a biased double standard because she's a woman, a black woman, and an Asian American Woman, it feels as if the media and the folks who purport themselves as the ones guiding this election want things to be harder for her. I said earlier that you don't have to be in love with the candidate you vote for, but you should ask yourself which candidate gets you closer to the type of America you want to see. If y'all don't mind I plan to vote for the candidate who doesn't intend to utilize the military against protesters.