Elected officials are not meant to be rulers but representatives of the people, entrusted to serve the greater good and reflect the will of those who put them in office. Their power comes not from their position, but from the responsibility to uphold the values and aspirations of the community they represent. True leadership listens, acts with integrity, and remains accountable to the people. When we remember that those in office are our voice in governance, we reclaim our agency and reaffirm that the Republic thrives only when we hold them to their duty: to serve, not to command.
Smoking gun email shows 51 former intelligence officials deliberately misled the American people to help the Biden campaign. They used their security clearances to commit fraud on the public!
The Untold Story of Phyllis J. Hall: The Nurse Who Witnessed JFK's Fatal Night
https://csevaluation.substack.com/p/the-untold-story-of-phyllis-j-hall
Just a reminder… When Hillary Clinton went to Iraq to “visit the troops,” the commanders had to order guys and girls to eat lunch with her. The troops called her aircraft “Broomstick One.”
