The moment you put your party before your country, you’ve already lost the argument - and worse, you’ve handed the real problems a perfect hiding place. Republicans blame liberals. Democrats blame MAGATs. And while both sides are pointing fingers at each other, fentanyl is killing 300 Americans a day. Kids are being trafficked. Veterans are sleeping under bridges. Communities are collapsing. The enemy isn’t wearing a red hat or driving a Prius. The enemy is the division itself - and both parties are selling it to you like it’s a feature, not a bug. I’m not a Republican. I’m not a Democrat. I’m an American. And from where I’m standing, if you identify as a political ideology ahead of American, you’re the problem. Politically Homeless isn’t a complaint. It’s a diagnosis.