@Jonorozco1973@PMRuckus@ShadowofEzra Public property is generally considered a public forum, and under the First Amendment the government cannot prohibit religious expression simply because it is religious.
@ACleverNickname@ShadowofEzra I don’t need to do any research I’m just providing context on something that was there before the great American state fair.
While I agree the American flag should aware be higher then any other flag. I’m just providing context on the fact that people are confused things it’s part of Freedom 250 when it’s not. It’s been there before, now and will be there after.
Also fyi: The U.S. Flag Code is guidance on flag etiquette, not a law that private citizens are required to follow.
@PatrickSudol@lilgioia@svdate Are you talking about the part of From 5 U.S.C. § 7322(1) Hatch Act where it says “Except for the President and Vice President,
What’s interesting is that I don’t think they realize that only 168 People can vote for chairman, and most of them stick to their sides; there's no real competitiveness. So someone just saying they are going to run for it when they have no clue how the inner operations work they will lose. I’ve been in this circle and have studied this for 3 years.
Now since 2024, Most of the RNC members are Genuinely some of the most intelligent attorneys, and grassroot activists involved in a major party. Most people’s gripes are with top leadership not with the actual members.
29 today. A lot has changed since the kid who grew up in Delaware with big ideas and no real understanding yet of where life would lead.
To my younger self: you have no idea yet how many people you’ll help, how many rooms you’ll walk into, or how strong you’ll become. Keep that smile, keep that heart, and don’t lose the belief that you can do big things.
This past year especially has been a reminder that growth doesn’t always happen loudly. Sometimes it happens in long meetings, hard decisions, difficult seasons, late nights, unanswered questions, and moments where you have to trust yourself even when others don’t fully see the vision yet.
At 29, I’m grateful for every lesson, every setback, every opportunity, and every person who has been part of the journey. From politics, community work, campaigns, creative projects, and public service to the friendships, mentors, and family who continue to push me forward, none of it is taken for granted.
I’ve learned that leadership is less about titles and more about consistency. Showing up. Taking responsibility. Staying calm under pressure. Continuing to build even when it would be easier to quit.
There’s still a lot I want to accomplish. Bigger goals. Bigger impact. Bigger purpose. But I can honestly say I’m entering 29 more focused, more confident, and more determined than ever before.
The best chapters are still ahead.
Here’s to 29. 🎉