Question: How do you feel about money in politics

Donate whatever you can to that is colin.al money. Which is reaching out to y'all sending a lot of emails and text messages asking all for money, but they're not showing up. So Alan Alred doesn't show up in a company with the constituents that he represents in Calvin County and says something about how he looks at y'all. Because he's asked all for money.

He'll do that quickly too. Every day is a deadline. Whenever he doesn't show up, but he'll reach out to you asking for money. It says something about how he views y'all. Because we have a campaign finance system that makes it impossible for young people and new people coming into this political system to run.

I am a perfect example of this. Like you would think that the Hannah from rural Texas, who has built a couple companies, who cares about reproductive rights. I mean, you you would think that they would just be, oh my gosh, here she is, here she is. But they've made this navigating, unless you pay thousands of dollars of to consultants that just literally tell you to

oh raise more money so you can continue to pay us to do the same things that keep losing in this state. And so it's like it we wouldn't have these issues with age if we solved campaign finance laws and just made it publicly public.