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I have always believed that courage is something deeper than a moment.
It is something inherited.
Something written into us long before we ever arrive in this world.
I come from a lineage that began with survival.
My ancestors crossed the Atlantic on the Mayflower — risking everything for a chance at freedom, purpose, and the possibility of a better life.
They endured storms, starvation, uncertainty, and unimaginable hardship.
Yet they carved a life from raw wilderness.
They stood on principles.
They believed in something bigger than themselves.
These were not easy people.
These were resilient people.
Warriors of faith, grit, and unshakeable resolve.
And from that same family line came the ones who rose again when this young nation struggled to define itself.
My ancestors fought in the American Revolution.
They defended the very ideals this country claims as its foundation — liberty, fairness, justice, and the obligation to challenge tyranny in all its forms.
When the moment came to stand, they stood.
When the moment came to fight, they fought.
This is my bloodline.
A single ancestral thread woven through centuries of people who refused to bow to injustice.
People who did not flinch at adversity.
People who believed that silence in the face of wrongdoing was a betrayal of everything they stood for.
And now, here I am — in my own era, facing a different kind of battle.
Not with muskets or sails, but with paperwork, bureaucracy, systemic failures, and corporate indifference.
My struggle with Freedom Mortgage and the VA is not just a legal fight.
It is symbolic.
It is historic.
It is the next chapter in a story my family has been writing for over 400 years.
When I stand up now… I stand with them.
When I speak up now… I speak with them.
When I expose what has been done to veterans and families across this country, I do so with the same fire that burned in the hearts of those who came before me.
The courage that carried them across an ocean lives in me.
The bravery that led them to defend a nation lives in me.
The refusal to tolerate injustice lives in me.
And that same courage, that same fire, is what fuels the Let Freedom Ring Amendment today.
To read the full proposal, click here:
👉 The Let Freedom Ring Amendment Proposal
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This Amendment isn’t just policy.
It is legacy.
It is the modern expression of a centuries-long fight for fairness and accountability.
It is how we honor the veterans who have been failed by the very institutions meant to protect them.
It is how we reclaim integrity in a system that has turned its back on those who served.
This isn’t about politics.
This isn’t about partisan noise.
This is about right and wrong.
This is about the soul of a nation and the people who built it — from those who survived the Mayflower, to those who fought the Revolution, to every veteran who has ever worn a uniform in defense of the freedoms we take for granted.
My ancestors stood for justice.
So do I.
So must we all.
This is the next chapter.
This is the continuation of a story centuries in the making.
This is the moment where history loops back around — and asks us who we are.
And my answer is simple:
I am my ancestors’ courage, reborn for this era.
I am their voice.
I am their resolve.
I am their legacy.
And through the Let Freedom Ring Amendment, that legacy continues — for every veteran, every family, and every American who believes that justice is worth fighting for.
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