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On this Election Day edition of The T-Chromosome Daily, Tweed Scott reminds us that freedom isn’t free—and voting is how we pay the rent on it. From the battlefields of World War II to the ballot boxes in our own neighborhoods, every vote is a handshake across generations. Tweed shares personal reflections on service, sacrifice, and the everyday act of showing up at the polls. This is a call to action for Texans and all Americans: your voice matters, your ballot counts, and democracy depends on both. 

Show Notes: 

• Nugget of the day: Freedom isn’t free, and voting is how we pay the rent on it.
• A personal story: Tweed’s father fought at the Battle of the Bulge, and Tweed himself wore a Navy uniform. Both served so others could have the right to vote.
• Why voting matters: every ballot is more than a mark—it’s a symbol of belief in the future of this country.
• The truth about Election Day: noisy campaigns, long lines, and unclear choices don’t outweigh the responsibility of showing up.
• Standing shoulder to shoulder: from farmers to college kids to veterans, every voter carries the same power.
• Call to action: head to your polling place, shake a neighbor’s hand, and make your voice heard—the sound of freedom echoes through every vote.

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