Megan Basham

And I go, but it's not too conservative, deficient.

And so I go, I have to choose the less deficient option.

So I choose that option.

But if it were up to me, I mean, it is it is very frustrating to me to be in a party that

seems to be willing now to say, well, we lost on Obergefell, everybody move forward, because I don't want to move forward on that issue.

I would love a party that would say, no, that is damaging for children.

It is opposed to God's law.

It is, you know, it is a sign that our nation is under judgment when we are enshrining things like this into law.

So, you know, I would love to be a party that would recognize that.

But we don't have that.

So I choose the best thing that I can.

So it's certainly not to say, you know, the GOP and the church are

the same thing they are certainly not um but you know but looking at a sinful world and a really um

disappointing set of options, I will say sometimes I try to pick the very best one that I can.

I had a big contribution there.

Yeah.

I mean, largely what I would see is that, again, you're making an equivalence between something that is a debatable issue.

Are we a systemically racist society?

I would argue very much no.

Are...