Welcome back to part two. If you missed part one, you've gone too far. Make sure you're

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button and be an ambassador of truth. Enjoy the show. Nate, I have some wind left in

me if you do. I do. I do. You know, we were talking about, you know, making sure that

you're just mentioning about not voting for the same kind of politicians that we always

vote for. And, you know, there are, it's important that we're on the people that we're voting

for. You know, we can't just vote for people because, you know, they were, you know, just

because somebody was a, you know, a delegate doesn't mean they're going to be a good

congressman. In fact, sometimes people who have been in politics for a long time, they're

carrying baggage with them. I had a person came up to me or one of the delegates that I spoke

to and he said to me, he goes, you know, well, what makes you think that you have the right

to, you know, to represent the people of West Virginia? You haven't lived here your whole

life, you know, you, you, you just, you know, you've been here for only two and a half years,

you know, we got to work for people like you as, you know, as a carpet bagger, which is BS,

because I didn't come here with an intention of running for office. In fact, I have nothing

to gain by running for office, everything to lose by doing it, except for the fact that I'm

being obedient to what I believe God's called me to do. Now, he also mentioned something else to

me. He said, you know, why should somebody, you know, vote for you when you have no experience

in politics? You haven't been, you know, you haven't gone through the, the ropes of, of starting

off as a delegate and then going into it as a state senator and working your way up, right?

And of course, this is coming to me from a delegate. And my response was it was just, you know,

I just simply said to him, I said, look, you know, we had somebody else who had no experience

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