The document discusses several political issues in the United States. It expresses concern over transgender bathroom usage and the influence of lobbyists. It also discusses a preference for the electoral college system over the popular vote for electing the president. The document endorses keeping free speech protections of the First Amendment and values the rights it protects like freedom of religion and press. It indicates the author learned about the political process.

2. To utilize the right as an American citizen because our forefathers
did not have that right.
I want to be apart of the decision on making our country better.
I want to see fair treatment of all minorities in America.
The first amendment I would like for it to stay the same.
Everyone has the right to speak freely.

3. I was unaware of how lobbyist had such an influence on the government.
I would like to know more about the electoral voting process.
If a president won the popular votes then that should be the president but
instead the president is won by the electors.

4. Transgender restrooms are a big issue in our country today. Whatever gender a person is
born as is the restroom they should use. I do not feel that men should be allowed to
changed their gender and nor should a woman.
Children is learning that genders does not matter but it does matter but some people think
it is not an issues. You have to deal with perverts claiming they are transgender and they
are watching children.
What message are we teaching our children by accepting transgender using
the restroom of their choice including in schools.
It should not be encourage.

5. The First Amendment is the most important in my opinion.
Everyone is allowed to practice their right of religion.
Freedom of the speech.
Freedom of freedom of the press.
Everyone has right to nonviolent protest.

6. Learned a lot about political issues.
Better understanding on how the president is voted in.
Different primary system.
How a bill actually becomes a law.
Certain political parties take advantage of the elastic clause in the
constitution.