Eli Crane

And you try and fight to, you know, not become that way to where you're so institutionalized that you, you know, quit caring.

But, you know, it's definitely it's definitely a reality.

And I try not to get super emotional and just all right.

What's the problem?

What's the mission?

Who's got the bill?

Let's go.

Let's get on it.

Let's start applying pressure so that we can get this one fixed because it does.

It feels like we're playing whack-a-mole up there.

We're always 10 steps behind and –

I was just going to say, one of the ways that we do it with our voters, educating them on bills, policy, we do town halls, tele-town halls, social media.

I know Tim does all this stuff too.

We also do a newsletter once a week.

We put out everything that we're either voting for, voting against, any bills that we have coming up.

But

It is important to make sure that you're staying in communication.

Sometimes if I'm torn on a bill because it's got some good stuff in it but some bad stuff in it, sometimes I'll send out a poll to my district like, hey, how do you guys want me to vote on this?

That's amazing that you do that.

I'll take this one first.