Eli Crane

He thinks that we're forward thinkers.

I think it's I think that's important.

And unfortunately, not a lot of people pay attention on the federal level or the state level.

But I think you're seeing now, especially post-COVID, how important it is to have a strong state government.

And so many people benefited by being in a red state.

And many people fled out of blue states to go live in red states just because they could still have some level of freedom.

And so it goes back to something I was talking about earlier, how important it is that people actually pay attention and do the bare minimum work.

You know, what it what it means to be a citizen and be engaged, be educated, you know, vote, be an activist.

There's so many there's so many ways you can participate in this government.

But what here's the key.

What happens when you don't?

You're seeing it right now.

It's all there's always a vacuum and that vacuum is filled by something.

And what's it being filled by right now?

Yeah.

And up to this point, I think quite a bit, you know, when you look at just like going back to COVID, you know, what life was like when you had a governor, you know, who wasn't enforcing any of the mandates that other states were enforcing.

Even in Texas right now, you have a governor that's willing to actually, if the federal government won't protect Texas,

the people, which is one of its primary responsibility from the invasion coming over our southern border, that governor there has actually erected walls, barriers, Constantine wire to protect his own citizens.

And so up to this point, I think they have been able to play a very big role on the prosperity and safety of their citizens.

To Tim's point though,