If this was just about energy, the budget, national security I'd tend to agree. With those within the pubic political sector I think the vast majority are working in conjunction with what's going on. The high rates of exits prior to the midterms of those choosing not to run again, to me, speaks volumes to the kind of pressures that are coming down from somewhere. Those are probably the people we wanted to keep regardless of what side the political alignment. The vaccines injuries and deaths should be the top talking point, the top of the agenda list and the fact that it isn't speaks volumes in their collusion, there's like half a dozen of them that have been vocal about it but it's been crickets from the rest. When people are dying in the numbers that they are, when young people are dropping dead and yet the vast majority aren't even blinking an eye there's something terribly wrong with that.
RE: Think about this. Why is it hate speech? Simply because you hate it?