editors note: francine bradley-arthur is an organizer and co-founder of freedom house from st. michaels, arizona. she has 20 years of experience as a police officer and is passionate about advocating for economic empowerment, public safety, and cultural preservation. as the founder of freedom house in st. michaels, arizona, ive seen firsthand how those decisions in washington, d.c. impact our lives. while some tribal bureaucrats run cover for biden-harris, many of us on the ground know that donald trump, along with leaders like eli crane and kari lake, have done more to support our communities and align with our true navajo values. respect for life in the womb in navajo culture, life is sacred, including life in the wombour hogan is shaped like the mothers rounded belly. trumps administration upheld pro-life values that resonate deeply with our traditions. this is one of the reasons i continue to support trump and eli crane and kari lake, who share these values and understand the importance of protecting life at all stagesfrom birth to keeping fentanyl out and keeping crime out of where we live through public safety. on the other hand, democrat policies often seem out of step with our cultural beliefs, particularly regarding issues of life and family. economic empowerment: a path to independence under trumps leadership, native american communities saw real gains in economic opportunities. his administration focused on policies that promoted job creation, homeownership, and financial independencecritical factors in breaking the cycle of reliance on federal aid. trumps vision for a strong economy, supported by domestic energy production, is what we need to keep gas prices low and make life more affordable for our families. public safety and justice: protecting our people
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