Is there any way to implement a policy for the education system so children and teens learn the constitution and other founding documents and what they actually mean? Young people are growing up not knowing a thing about how their government was meant to work! I see disturbing stuff from young nieces and nephews and their school assignments that are deliberately misleading about where we get our inalienable rights from and whose job it is to protect those rights. Hell, the teachers need to learn this stuff too, now that we're generations deep into the backsliding of public education. Planting a seed of truth would reap immeasurable benefits later in their lives, I think.

I know we need people to wake up and they seem to be, but keeping future Americans from falling asleep (at least to recent degrees) in the first place would be a tremendous help long-term.

I would be thrilled if this or something like it was part of 'THE PLAN'.

This guy leading the polls in Mexico is talking about how it's everyone's right to be able to cross into the US. Do you have measures taken to deal with this (I assume yes), and do you have ways to keep overzealous citizen border defenders (accidentally) or bad actors (purposefully) from creating bad PR situations the anti-POTUS media would seize upon?

Another Question: Bob Dole was given an award from POTUS and stood for the National Anthem from his wheelchair… was he a trustworthy candidate (from Kansas) or was '96 just another no-win scenario? I'm having problems thinking of anyone decent since '88. Perhaps rank the candidates since 88 on a scale of 1(swamp thing) to 10 (clean/Patriot)?

Thanks!