In closing, let me leave you with this:
This country once dreamed on a scale so vast it pulled the sky closer. We dared the impossible and then did it. Not because it was practical. Not because it guaranteed returns. But because it meant something.
We live in a time of fear, of fragmentation, of managed decline. People have been told to lower their expectations. We disagree.
We believe in aiming higher even if the target seems absurd. Especially then. Because absurdity, pursued with purpose, becomes vision. And vision becomes action.
A kitten a day is not just a slogan. It is a blueprint for what it means to care, collectively. To build systems that serve life: not markets. To reimagine what we can do together when joy is the goal.
In building this, we will build a better America, new technologies, new jobs, new systems of care. And yes, we will squeeze the rich for every penny they owe. Because when the pressure is turned on the poor and the migrant, it's always the most vulnerable who suffer first. We refuse to aim the crosshairs at those already living in the margins.
We do not promise perfection. We promise a direction.
Something soft. Something strange. Something we choose, simply because we can.
Thank you.