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For most of my life, I wasn’t political.

I didn’t argue parties. I didn’t track elections. Politics simply wasn’t central to how I understood my responsibilities.

That changed in 2016 — not because I became partisan, but because I saw something that didn’t look political at all.

It looked like a moral crisis.

I wasn’t reacting to policy. I was reacting to character — to open cruelty, dishonesty treated as strength, power without conscience. I was raised to recognize that pattern. I’m an Eagle Scout. My parents were World War II generation Americans. I was taught that when something threatens the moral fabric of a society, you don’t need ideology to recognize it.

This isn’t about red versus blue.

It’s about whether truth matters.
Whether dignity matters.
Whether character still counts when power is at stake.

For years, I chose restraint. I believed the truth would surface without my help. But there comes a point when silence is no longer neutral.

So I’m speaking plainly.

I stand for morality over immorality.
Accountability over denial.
Dignity over exploitation.

Relational Intelligence exists because intelligence without ethics is dangerous — and because moral reasoning deserves clarity, not outrage.

This isn’t a political project.

It’s a moral one.

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