*Senator PiT addresses the convention, as heated argument rages across the floor*
Not everyone has the same idea. We are individuals, each with a unique view on the issues before us. Nobody agrees perfectly with anybody else, and if such were a requirement for being a member of a party then the party system would collapse quite rapidly.
For this reason, I oppose ideological litmus tests. I do not think any of us should be leaving the party or walking out on the convention over a single issue. Restrooms are a thorny and difficult issue. I do not think an easy solution is possible, because of the nature of transgenderism. This is an important public policy debate to be having, but it should not be an issue that tears us apart.
Your opinion on that one issue is not what will be deciding my vote. There are many other issues on which we can agree, and causes we can advance in opposition to the Labor. It is important that we present a united front for conservative and libertarian values of small government and personal responsibility. We may not be in perfect agreement on what those values are, but I can tell you one thing: Leinad represents those values we cherish better than Truman does.
*Governor Ted Bessell hops on stage and emptyquotes Senator PiT*
"Let's help "Mr. Change of Leadership in our government", change that will make our country more stronger, better than ever, win this election. Even right now, we are the winners because we are pushing and championing for a change for the better.
