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Young Americans and a Democrat-controlled Congress Original/AIReading modeReadingAaPaperAaSepiaAaNightOur party and our movement are at a crossroads. But the fight is not over.The coalition that won in 2024 has been split into factions and in the fighting between those factions, our enemies have seized the initiative and used our infighting to outflank us on the direct needs of the American people. And as such, they were able to send GOP candidates and incumbents alike to the wayside.We must get back to basics if we are going to rebuild our generational coalition. We must put the needs, interests, and foremost concerns of the American people first, not only in our words but in our actions.Our great President Teddy Roosevelt once said "Great thoughts speak only to the thoughtful mind, but great actions speak to all mankind."We cannot only speak about putting the American people first, we must act upon it.

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