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Madison is candid about whether Washington can be fixed. He categorically states that DC "probably cannot" due to entrenched corruption. Nonetheless, he believes that active participation in politics is a moral obligation—"we have a duty to try"—to preserve the country for future generations. This reflects a mindset that, while acknowledging systemic issues, advocates for bold involvement to effect change. He stresses that America is worth fighting for and highlights the importance of perseverance in maintaining national sovereignty and integrity.