Lura Forcum

Were you kind of like that?

Were you kind of like that?

Yeah. I did not take any feedback or advice as a kid. Right. My oldest kid is like that. It is infuriating. Yeah.

Yeah. I did not take any feedback or advice as a kid. Right. My oldest kid is like that. It is infuriating. Yeah.

Yeah. I did not take any feedback or advice as a kid. Right. My oldest kid is like that. It is infuriating. Yeah.

Yes. But yeah, like he's just going to have to figure it out. Right. And like, I need to stop him from doing things that have permanent consequences, but the rest of it is like, well, you're going to, you're going to figure this out. Eventually you'll realize like your mom knows one or two things.

Yes. But yeah, like he's just going to have to figure it out. Right. And like, I need to stop him from doing things that have permanent consequences, but the rest of it is like, well, you're going to, you're going to figure this out. Eventually you'll realize like your mom knows one or two things.

Yes. But yeah, like he's just going to have to figure it out. Right. And like, I need to stop him from doing things that have permanent consequences, but the rest of it is like, well, you're going to, you're going to figure this out. Eventually you'll realize like your mom knows one or two things.

That might be it.

That might be it.

That might be it.

Oh, that is a great question. You know, we're really focused on being like bottom up. We're not trying to tell this audience of people what to do. We're concentrating on listening to them through our research and focus groups and polling, all this stuff. And we're trying to help them voice what is important to them and what they need and through the political process, right?

Oh, that is a great question. You know, we're really focused on being like bottom up. We're not trying to tell this audience of people what to do. We're concentrating on listening to them through our research and focus groups and polling, all this stuff. And we're trying to help them voice what is important to them and what they need and through the political process, right?

Oh, that is a great question. You know, we're really focused on being like bottom up. We're not trying to tell this audience of people what to do. We're concentrating on listening to them through our research and focus groups and polling, all this stuff. And we're trying to help them voice what is important to them and what they need and through the political process, right?

Like we want them to participate politically and in policy conversations. So we're in a lot of senses, like listening to them. So I would say our metric of success is like, can we get more people engaged in public policy conversations? Can we get more people

Like we want them to participate politically and in policy conversations. So we're in a lot of senses, like listening to them. So I would say our metric of success is like, can we get more people engaged in public policy conversations? Can we get more people

Like we want them to participate politically and in policy conversations. So we're in a lot of senses, like listening to them. So I would say our metric of success is like, can we get more people engaged in public policy conversations? Can we get more people

checked back into politics because you know where we are so polarized right like we can't get really extreme positions out of politics but we can add in more people who have more nuanced views and i think that's where there's a huge opportunity for us yeah i i think

checked back into politics because you know where we are so polarized right like we can't get really extreme positions out of politics but we can add in more people who have more nuanced views and i think that's where there's a huge opportunity for us yeah i i think

checked back into politics because you know where we are so polarized right like we can't get really extreme positions out of politics but we can add in more people who have more nuanced views and i think that's where there's a huge opportunity for us yeah i i think