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PHILADELPHIA - PennZone -- By: Liam Westra, British News Sole Corp

"I have come to believe that this is a mighty continent which was hitherto unknown." - Christopher Columbus

Has the new American society become unknown to the governing body of the United States? As Christopher Columbus day approaches many people are crying out for help as they rediscover themselves because of the everyday misfortunes.

At the final rally for American hope many citizens will eventually go to vote for the American choice of freedom, and prosperity. Who is the most trusted to be the next United States executive chairman? Mr. Donald Trump is a prominent business man that has reached his pinnacle in the business world as the former United States executive chairman, but some are saying he's too dangerous to hold in his hand the power to authorize the use of a nuclear weapon.

Although his competitor Mrs. Kamala Harris has a law based background it has been repeated recently as well as in her past that some of her actions are immoral, and unethical.

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As the political analysis reveals this presidential election could be a tie at the end of the election day. At the start of the Republic as it stands one nation under the liberty of the flag in the year of 1800 two presidential candidates inhaled, and exhaled with a nervous heart as they heard that the election was tied. Thomas Jefferson, and Aaron Burr became the first stalemate in an United States presidential election.

If this outcome reoccurs in November 2024 then the house of representatives will vote to choose the new executive chairman. As of October 2024 there are 212 Democrats, and 220 Republicans that hold seats in the house of representatives. The majority of votes for a candidate wins!

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