gretchen whitmer. let s take a listen in to the former president now, speaking. you have two ways to vote. number one, you can vote early by going to your local clerks office and casting an absentee ballot and voting right there. you try that? it works. number two, you can vote at your polling place on november 8th. if you need more information, you go to michigan.com slash vote to find out when. then you make a plan to vote. you don t want to leave it to the last minute and then something happens with your muffler. right? or, you don t want to mess up. then after you ve got your plan and you voted, you have to help your friends and your family to make a plan to vote. because i m assuming if you are here, you are likely to vote. my cousin, i like him, but sometimes he forget stuff. so you gotta get on him a little bit. you have to talk to him. uncle fred, he can forget. take them with you, if you vote early, or if you re voting in person on election day. this election requi
of just civility, acting right. including in our politics, our democratic norms. we ve got politicians who work to stir up division, to try to make us angry and afraid of one another for their own advantage. all of it gets amped up, hyped up 24/7 by social media. a lot of times, those are for profit platforms and they find it more profitable to feed you controversy and conflict instead of facts and truth. sometimes it can turn dangerous. i want to take a moment to say a prayer for a friend of mine, mr. paul pelosi. [applause] he was attacked, 82