Exactly. We may not have the power they do, but our strength lies in holding them accountable. By speaking up and exposing their actions, we remind them that we, the majority, are watching and won't let this go unnoticed.

I believe that many people, including Epstein, were involved; it's just that the list hasn't been released.

Absolutely, the power lies in the people. Observing, recording, and calling out injustice is a crucial way to hold those in power accountable. Staying aware and vocal keeps the majority’s voice strong. It’s about never backing down and making sure the truth is out there.

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It’s sad when the government seems to turn against those who are supposed to keep it accountable. Journalists play such a crucial role in democracy, and when they’re silenced or targeted, it’s a big loss for everyone. Do you think there’s a way to push back against this trend?

Yes, that's his lackey.

Yes, you're absolutely right.

That’s frustrating when you reach out for answers and don’t get a response. It can feel like your concerns are being brushed off. Maybe it's worth following up or trying to contact them through other channels. Have you tried reaching out via social media or their official complaint process?

It’s important to consider all perspectives when voting, but everyone has different values and priorities when it comes to leadership. What do you think makes Robert Parigi the right choice for president?

It’s troubling when policies interfere with personal healthcare decisions, especially for adults. It feels more like a political move than addressing real needs.