Tina Deskovich

Oh, it's been such a powerful morning.

Unfortunately, I've had too many tears already this morning through the Charlie Kirk tribute.

Having those kids on stage, seeing the future of America here with Moms for Liberty this year has been very moving and remarkable.

Right now on stage while we're out here is Benny Johnson with our dads panel.

And I was in there for the first few minutes of it.

The crowd just keeps going crazy in there.

So I think they're doing a really good job.

I know

Terry Schilling is out there and on the stage, and he has seven kids, and he just announced that number eight is on the way, and the crowd just went wild.

Well, ultimately, we're here to educate and empower, to give parents the tools they need to go back in their communities to save not only our country, but we're realizing Western civilization.

It's becoming a much bigger, more broad mission as we do this work.

And so that's the grassroots hard work that's going on here.

But at the high level...

It's just great to be together with your people that believe the same, feel the same, have the same mission.

That's what brings the energy and the excitement and the inspiration and really fills all of their cups to be able to go back and do this.

I think it was that first year when we won like 200 and something school board seats out of the blue.

They were panicked.

They've had such a strangle stronghold on education for decades.

When you go in and you meet school board members, I served on a school board.

I was shocked at how many were former teachers union members.