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A politics built only on opposition eventually loses purpose, replacing leadership, vision and belief with outrage and endless conflict.
Being against something is not the same as believing in something.
Politics today is full of opposition, outrage, fear and blame. But what happens when anger becomes a substitute for vision?
In this week’s “This Matters,” Bill Britt asks a question too often missing from modern politics: What do our leaders truly believe in?
Because a country cannot live on anger alone.
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Free elections require secure ballots, meaningful access, transparent rules and citizens willing to respect the lawful decision of the voters.
Voting is how citizens claim democracy, choose who holds power and shape the decisions that govern their lives and communities.
Fear can warn us of danger. Only courage, imagination and respect for human dignity can show us what to build.
Constitutional principles protect liberty only when their restraints apply equally to every party, leader, institution and citizen in every circumstance.
