... it's, uh, it's been planned to close now for what? Six months, a year almost?

Um, well, initially it came out in March that it was gonna close in May.

I think my timeline is right.

It's been a minute.

Um, or, or no, April, and then they had a town hall, or the VA had a town hall in, um...

Yeah, no, no, I guess it was February, and then March was the town hall.

March 20th, if, um...

I got it

Uh, tell me what you would want to bring to the table in Congress that you aren't seeing there today.

A, an actual constitutional conservative.

What we have now is a guy that is very comfortable and complacent, and I think you can see that in, o- one example is the VA clinic in McMinnville that was set to be closed.

And he, he was more than happy just to kind of throw his hands up in the air.

Um, and, and, like, not even a harshly worded letter to the VA.

And he was actually pulled off his hands to get into the fight a little bit by, um, another congressional representative.

But, uh, and, and then even now, the process is not there.

I'll ask it like this, Tom, because a lot of people are, you know, you're, you're still, you're still battling the name recognition fight, right? So, you know, in sports, we do the pro comps, and you'll have a kid coming out of school, and you'll be like, "Okay, he reminds me of this athlete." If we were gonna do a pro comp to you with current members of Congress, who would you say would more closely, uh, be your pro comp?