If someone speaks up and others agree with it, that personal issue becomes social issue. Citizens created the vision by themselves and we, local government, supported the process, because [a] city is citizens -- [a] city is not the government.
You may think you don't do politics, but politics will do you. And so, choose to engage, use the power of your vote, the power of your voice, or you can step back, but that doesn't mean you may be opting out, but politics is not opting out of influencing your own life.
The founders didn't hand us a finished product. They handed us an ongoing project that requires engagement and creativity from one generation to the next.
I think we've become complacent. I think we've taken a lot of our our norms and our rights for granted and that people I think people are complacent and I I'd like to think that the midterms will show maybe that they're not.
I really wanted to answer this central question of like, is he good for Indian people? Is Mark Wayne Mullen's political career something that benefits Native Americans?
7mo ago
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