Jon Delaney

I know, I know.

They still deny, but like, this is my point, and this kind of all correlates to each other.

They have so much influence over all of us and a picture, a title, a color can influence somebody.

I even recognize for myself, I can influence my audience very easily.

I think what makes me different from a lot of other people is I'm level-headed and I'm sick of it all.

I hate, I hate to use the word hate, Sean.

I'm sick of the left and I'm sick of the right.

Cause I see through it.

I have this analogy.

I tell people, you know, every four years we elect a new government, right?

Essentially we get a new president and then some new lawmakers come in and the house will either go Democrat or Republican.

I want you to picture a car rolling down a road.

Every four years we pick who drives to the left or the right.

There's only two types of people that could drive the car.

We elect somebody to the left with a left government.

The car is still going to go down that road, but it's going to lean a little to the left.

If we elect somebody on the right car is going to still stay down that road, but it's going to lean a little to the right.

The reality is that no matter who's in office, the status quo continues.

People in this country are hungry for change, Sean.

Oh yeah.