Dean Jackson

We're looking to gain compliance one way or another.

Yeah.

And what better way to do it than to, again, using a marketing term is to enter the conversation that's already going on in the

In our case, the electorate's mind.

So, no, that's really neat.

And it's absolutely worked because that seat that Bud won is a very competitive seat.

So it's pretty much split.

So, yeah, very cool.

It would not be a difficult thing to apply.

Yeah, so my take on it has been that most everybody's dealing with very granular issues as well as they should.

Things like health care and, you know, we've got the immigration issue, all these issues that are important.

But for me...

I've zoomed out now 30,000 feet to see, try to get a vision of what's really going on.

So I think that what's got to be fixed before all these granular things can get fixed is to make some major changes in the kind of people we're sending to Washington and what their motivations are once they get there.

I think that it's up to like 95% of people polled now or dislike Congress or have some issues with Congress.

Yet when you

poll them about their individual Congress people, they're okay with those.

And there is something that's been determined that causes that or there's a name for that.

But the big thing for me is, yeah, I could go granular and I've got plans and have done that as being a fixer entrepreneur, always trying to figure out, you know, how do we fix something?

But the big thing to fix right now is there's some really big areas.