I’m looking for 20 people. And I don’t care who you voted for.
Democrat, Republican, independent, politically homeless—or maybe you’ve completely given up on politics.
Actually, especially if you’ve given up. I want to hear from you.
I’m going to ask everyone the exact same four questions about America.
What concerns you? What needs to change? What would make you participate? And what can ordinary citizens actually do about it?
Here’s the deal: I’m not going to argue with you. I’m not going to correct you. And I’m definitely not going to give you a political speech.
For once, somebody is just going to shut up and listen.
Because maybe the answers aren’t sitting in Washington.
Maybe they’re sitting at kitchen tables, coffee shops, construction sites, classrooms and front porches all across this country.
Four questions. Five minutes. Twenty people.
If you’re willing to have an honest conversation about where America goes from here, send me a message.
Let’s stop talking past each other.
Let’s start talking to each other.
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