>It is up to us, the people who still know the difference between right and wrong

The side which is spreading heinous lies and pushing harmful rhetoric about everything and everyone is trying to convince us they know the difference between right and wrong? Is it right to use Nazi-like language to talk about immigrants? Is it right to make people victims of stochastic terrorism? Is it right to use lies for political gain, thereby hampering disaster relief efforts? The side which opposes making school meals free for students is trying to convince us they know what right is, really?

>to step forward, to vote, and to defend the republic from the growing forces of tyranny.

Over 10 red states have introduced abortion bans with no exception for rape, incest, the health of the mother or even if the fetus has a fatal chromosomal abnormality. Many of these states are toying with the idea of bounties to report women who seek reproductive healthcare in other states or to even make it illegal for them to do so in the first place.

And Republicans have introduced 530+ anti-LGBT bills in the past year. From erasing LGBT students via Don't Say Gay bills, to an ever expanding number of book bans, to banning comprehensive sexuality education, to revoking bathroom rights and to even banning healthcare for trans minors (something which has led to higher suicide rates).

Gotta love when tyrants talk about needing to defend from tyranny. They can fuck right off. The Jesus they claim to follow will have long rebuked their cruelty.