And Then A Couple Months Into It

in #blog10 days ago

So I went over how the left is attacking conservatives. Oh, yes. Yes, no, I remember what I was going to say.

You're right. We're so busy. We're so busy, well, trying to pay ridiculous tax rates, whether it's income or property or something else, but we have jobs.

We have schedules. We have families. And the left has none of those.

And so that's absolutely right. And there's so much – because you mentioned Scott Pressler. And I was sitting here thinking when you said that, I was like, oh, I should have brought Scott.

That man. There are so many individuals. That's the thing.

There are individuals who did Herculean things in 2024, and not just 2024, and continue to, honestly. And definitely don't want to overlook people like that. But, man, the Duran Duran song, Too Much Information, it's constantly in my head because there is so much that we have to keep up with.

Congress, it is a collection of toddlers. We cannot leave the room for five freaking minutes. And it's so frustrating because we think, like I said earlier, we show up in early November.

All right. We got this team across the finish line. Oh, we can exhale.

Absolutely. Yes. Yes.

And then a couple months into it, we're like, wait, oh, my gosh, they're doing the same thing. And there's so many days, and I'm sure many people will disagree with this tape, but there are so many days where you can just throw up your hands and you're like, oh, my gosh, Republicans and Democrats, it's vanilla and it's French vanilla. What the hell is happening in Washington, D.C.? We have to constantly be on top of this.

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You paint a vivid picture of the daily grind—balancing tax worries, jobs, and family while feeling the pressure from political noise. How do you decide which issues to tackle first when the headlines feel like a nonstop playlist? 🎧💬🚀