Nalin Haley

No, not at all.

And that's the struggle that we face.

And that's where the anger comes from, is that we're looking at our politicians and we don't see any of us, right?

When you have a politician, you want them to kind of be a reflection of you in a lot of ways.

And we don't have that at all.

And

You have Democrats who have kind of listened to young people on their side.

So when they're not listening to us on the Republican side, yeah, it's pretty frustrating.

You have Democrats who have the first Gen Z member of Congress.

They have the AOC.

They have the Imam Dhani.

They have all these young, youthful figures who are doing pretty well, making media, advocating for their causes.

But who do we have?

It's frustrating that we can't look to someone and say, that's our guy.

He speaks for us.

What is that?

I couldn't agree more.

They must just be anti-young people.

I don't know.

Or they just don't want to face the problems that we're putting forth, which is the issues on the economy, the issues on immigration, because they'd rather just call us radical.