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I fear that what we are seeing in the house is indicative of a culture war, rather than a reflection of Americans who want to work toward a healthier (both figuratively and literally) nation. Without discussing the effects of Hollywood and the ruthless quest for power by any means, the insanities dreamed up, mostly in academia, which affect our young are having a disastrous effect on the country. The campaigns which encouraged tribalism, touting our immutable differences, especially regarding regarding our race and gender has divided us as almost nothing else can. Angry feminists, who promote abortion, have had their effect on young women who do not yet know what they think because they have little of life's experience. Population does ultimately rule and the suburban populations will become more and more powerful with immigration. Rural areas will become less powerful unless very attractive candidates can be found there. Read Tucker Carlson's new book, “Ship of Fools,” especially the last half. He covers the problems which are inherent and destructive in the far left. Feminists do not want to win power, they want to take it from men, especially white men and the young think they want socialism, which they obviously know nothing about, not having been taught through their educations about Venezuela and Cuba, Stalin and Hitler. Their votes last night, evidently, were important in flipping the House to the far left.And, so we march on, having little faith that we can find any common ground when only raw power to rule is the goal, and when our laws, both God's and man's do not apply. I pray for changed hearts which would require miracles. It could happen, though, and that keeps me going.