In this conversation, Desiree Morton, a first-time republican state representative for North Dakota's District 46, discusses her journey into politics, the challenges she faces in the current legislative session, and her strong convictions regarding various bills. She emphasizes her reliance on her faith in guiding her decisions and addresses the culture wars surrounding contemporary legislation. Morton shares insights on education reform, immigration issues, and her views on moral values in governance, highlighting the complexities of representing a diverse constituency.TakeawaysDesiree Morton bases her decisions on her faith.She rejects labeling and prefers discussing facts.Morton questions funding legal services for illegal immigrants.She expresses concern over the direction of North Dakota politics.Desiree's journey into politics was influenced by grassroots efforts.She emphasizes personal responsibility in government assistance.Morton advocates for school choice and education reform.She believes in the sanctity of life and traditional marriage.Desiree is committed to representing all constituents, not just a few.She finds the legislative process both challenging and rewarding.Chapters00:00Introduction to Desiree Morton00:01Desiree's Journey into Politics04:32First Impressions of the Capitol06:06Cultural Concerns and Responsibilities07:04Legislative Highlights and Challenges11:40Education Legislation and School Choice15:27Controversial Bills and Moral Convictions17:33

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