You're very brave. But I'm fearful of people in Congress who jump on anybody's bandwagon that blinds them to the truth of the stuff that went down in politics for the past decade. False narrative politics are worrisome to me, and I have segued from fearful to greatly disappointed that adults in the Congress find such convenient narratives to govern the nation by rather than the factual truth. Most of the time, I have a tried and true ability to separate fact from fiction, but when someone who comes from a long line of American politicians starts believing the fantasies, I worry about the damage being done to the Constitution that could destroy civilians' perspective on how fortunate we the people have been in both good and bad times. If we fall for balderdash in politics, we will create a world that is far more like eighteenth century Europe than Eisenhower's America in which the distinguished General in him caused him to encourage Congress to pass the anticommunist act of 1954. With Hillariy's attitude toward socialism being based on the sneaky Alinsky method of turning a Democratic Republic into a communist stink hole. That frightens me. For the first time in my life, I'm seeing free speech and freedom of religion suffering one shutdown after another. We must fight that morbid squalor back or the next generation will be a subjugated mass cow-towing to a privileged emperor or empress who abuses the freedoms of the Constitution of the United States of America.. We're teetering on the edge of a slippery slope when Congress goes along with punishing people for exercising their freedom of speech. The subjugation of a majority of people in any country begs for a society that condescends - against people who have human rights - harshly.