Welcome to the untold.

Take a deep breath, take the higher road.

That's what they always say,

as if they know the way they won't take it from me.

But don't ever doubt yourself as life in just a dream

You made your own so kick and scream

The people will act with a never-ending force

You never had the chance so what you're waiting for

The day has come my, because this is one. Today's topic may be uncomfortable for some people, but these are conversations we need to be having.

Because questioning government, questioning donors, questioning lobbying influence,

questioning policy decisions, and demanding transparency is not extremism.

And it is certainly not equivalent to hatred toward any ethnicity or religion. Americans should be able to ask questions without immediately

being smeared, silenced, or accused of something they are not. I think that many of us who truly

value freedom, transparency, and the Constitution are

probably feeling disappointed following the recent congressional primary in Kentucky.

Thomas Massey stood nearly alone at times opposing reckless spending, endless omnibus bills,

unconstitutional overreach, and legislation lawmakers often never even read.

He challenged both parties.

He asked uncomfortable questions and whether you agreed with him on everything or not, he was

remarkably consistent.

That kind of constitutional consistency is exceedingly rare in Washington.

As a nurse and someone deeply involved in the

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