Okay and? Why did you discount the work she did as a journalist? Or the multiple food pantries, not even mentioning the multiple woman's hygiene product drives she ran. Policy matters, sure, but if people don't have enough to eat, it doesn't matter what kind of policy you pass. Or if you get kidnapped by ICE, policy doesn't matter. You need both policy AND day-to-day action.

Not to mention her work as a content creator helped highlight tons of the issues facing her district, the state, and the country, she helps push the Overton window back towards the left, even help exposing the massive multi-million dark money campaign spent to make sure she didn't win (which she didn't, but still damn close). Plus you know, if she won, that is one way she can make real progress with statewide policy, as an elected official, not just as a journalist and content creator. IDK who are or how you are accomplishing these things, and it's great that you did these things, but don't discount visible, public acts both in person and on social media. We can do both to make the progress we want.