Kailey

Minnesota seems really like most major cities that we see.

It's like the cities are super anti-gun.

And then the more rural you get, the more pro-gun it gets.

And that's so important, right?

Like, obviously, there's a tradition there.

I mean, you talked about, you know, the hunting tradition that you grew up with, you know, the rural counties obviously still hold, you know, this right incredibly valuable tradition.

And so as long as there's those core pieces, there's still a reason to push for the Second Amendment.

There's still a reason to kind of hold the line, to be a defense in the protection of your rights.

And I think it goes for the same people who are in New York or California or Washington or Oregon, New Jersey.

all of those states that are considered anti-gun states, it doesn't mean that every person in them is anti-gun.

And as long as there's one person, there's a chance, right?

It's the great rule of American politics is never say never in American politics.

And it's up to us.

And it all comes down to personal responsibility.

And I don't think any gun owner should be surprised that at the end of the day, it's personal responsibility that's going to win out.

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