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Election officials need federal funding to do their jobs safely and securely–equipment upgrades and repairs are vital to protect our nation’s election infrastructure. This letter urges the Senate FSGG subcommittee's investment in secure elections: verifiedvoting.org/letter-senate-…

Word of the Week Overvote – when a voter casts more votes than allowed in a single contest. In the case of an overvoted race, no candidate for that office receives a vote.

Regardless of political ideology, all Americans want free, fair, and transparent elections. That means independent audits of ALL elections. #vote #elections #USA #ElectionIntegrity #Audit #Auditengine

Every worker in every sector in every state has the constitutional right to join a union.

After the terrible rail disaster in East Palestine, I'm pushing to suspend the Uinta Basin Railway Project until the Biden Administration evaluates the risk to our communities and environment from transporting waxy crude oil alongside the Colorado River. thehill.com/homenews/senat…

Right now, our elections are audited by the government. That’s like a person grading the test they just took that they need to pass. We need independent audits of ALL ELECTIONS #ElectionIntegrity #USA #AuditEngine #elections

Originally created to celebrate the birthday of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, President's Day evolved as a day to honor all those who have served in the office of President of the United States. Happy President's Day!

The Looking Paradox Stop looking in order to find what you're looking for. Ever notice that when you're looking for something, you rarely find it? Stop looking—what you’re looking for may just find you. Applies to love, business, happiness, & life.

The Speed Paradox Strong, reliable brakes allow you to go fast. What unlocks a Formula 1 driver to fly around the track? It's not the engine, the tires, or the suspension. It's the brakes. Build brakes into your life that allow you to accelerate and hit turns without fear.

The Boredom Paradox The most creative, captivating ideas stem directly from periods of intense boredom. You’re bored, your mind wanders, your thoughts mingle—creative insight strikes. Boredom sparks creativity. Schedule boredom into your weeks.

The Talking Paradox Talk less, say more. “We have two ears and one mouth so that we can listen twice as much as we speak.” — Epictetus If you want your words and ideas to be heard, start by talking less and listening more. You’ll find more power in your words.

The Failure Paradox You have to fail more to succeed more. Our transformative moments of growth often stem directly from our toughest moments of failure. Don’t fear failure. Learn to fail smart and fast—never fail the same way twice. Always put yourself in the arena.

The Social Media Paradox More connectedness, less connected. Social media has created more connectedness than ever before—a constant dopamine drip. We have more connectedness, but we feel less connected to those around us. Schedule time to disconnect, feel the connection.

The Opportunity Paradox Take on less, accomplish more. Success doesn’t come from taking on everything that comes your way. It comes from focus—deep focus on the tasks that really matter. Say yes to what matters, say no to what doesn’t. Your time is an asset to be cherished.

The Wisdom Paradox The more you learn, the less you know. More knowledge creates more exposure to the immense unknown. “The more I learn, the more I realize how much I don't know.” — Albert Einstein This is empowering, not frightening. Embrace lifelong learning.

The Advice Paradox Taking more advice can leave you less well-prepared. Most advice sucks. It's well-intentioned, but it's dangerous to use someone else's map of reality to navigate yours. Winners develop filters and selectively implement advice—take signal, skip noise.

The Productivity Paradox Work longer, get less done. Parkinson's Law says that work expands to fill the time available for its completion. When you establish fixed hours to your work, you find unproductive ways to fill it. Work like a lion instead—sprint, rest, repeat.

The Growth Paradox Growth takes a much longer time coming than you think, but then happens much faster than you ever would have thought. Growth happens gradually, then suddenly. The best things in life come from allowing compounding to work its magic. Let it work for you.

The Death Paradox Know your death to truly live your life. Memento Mori is a Stoic reminder of the certainty and inescapability of death. It is not intended to be morbid—but to clarify, illuminate, and inspire. By accepting our time as finite, we are able to live.

The Intelligence Paradox Intelligence leads to stupidity. Intelligent people are more likely to fall victim to stupidity by convincing themselves they are smarter than the system. They create complexity vs. doing the boring, easy thing that works. Don't outsmart yourself.