Dakota Meyer

And look, I mean, the majority of people are good.

He's running for Congress.

And that person does matter.

You don't have to be, yeah, president has one aspect, but I would argue that the people in your demographic, in your local area, matter more

then, you know, at the federal level, right?

I mean, obviously there are, yeah, it's your community, right?

And think about this, like how many people don't even know who's on their city council?

How many people don't even know who's on the school board, right?

How many people don't even know what district they're in or who represents them, right?

So before people start complaining about,

The decisions are being made.

But again, like it's, but it's before, like at what, at what point do you, do we have responsibility ourselves to, to get involved?

Like stop bitching about the problem.

Stop, become part of the solution.

There are, the system is set and it does work.

I do believe, I don't,

I do believe it does work.

I just think that, and I do believe that we need, I think the two-party system works.

And I'll tell you why on that too, is because the only thing worse than what we have now would be if we only had a one-party system.

But again, but again, you know, it's like you need both.