One thing we can all agree on is we all want fair elections. Right?

Right...?

If so, then we should all be able to agree that voting and counting should take place in one day because time is the critical ingredient in election fraud.

The more time there is to cheat, the more likely cheating will be. That's what conservatives believe. And I think we can all agree on that. Right?

Be kind. Have grace. Give the benefit of the doubt. Seek common ground. Don't be afraid to ask questions. And never make assumptions about what people are thinking... or why.

We've been told for more than a decade to "celebrate diversity." And naturally, it has gotten us exactly where you'd think such a sentiment would get us... divided.

What if we celebrated the values and ideas that united us. And the key to that is... diversity of ideas.

Demographic or physical characteristics are meaningless. That's not diversity. It just looks different. Well, guess what... everyone looks different.

Here's how conservatives view diversity.

Be kind. Have grace. Give the benefit of the doubt. Seek common ground. Don't be afraid to ask questions. And never make assumptions about what people are thinking... or why.

Welcome to "What are they thinking?" - a look at conservatives in America.

Our culture, the media, Democrat politicians and pundits... they'd have you believe conservatives are white supremacists, racists, bigots, homephobes, sexists, and all sorts of inhuman and terrible things.

That's on purpose.

But conservatives walk among you. You may even be friends with one and you don't even know it. But who are they? What do they think and why do they think it?

I'm a conservative, and in this episode, I share how I became conservative and why I think this show is way past due.

Be kind. Have grace. Give the benefit of the doubt. Seek common ground. Don't be afraid to ask questions. And never make assumptions about what people are thinking... or why.