Hillary Clinton Supporters Queuing Ahead of Rally in Tampa, Florida

The speaker reflects on the experience of living in a reservation, family connections to Houston, and expresses uncertainty about certain topics. They discuss partisan views within their family, mention previous discussions about hiding lines, and express a desire to cover Houston, which they refer to as Maine. The speaker concludes with a message of empowerment, suggesting that anyone can take action.

What does the speaker mention about their cousin?

• Their cousin lives on a reservation.

• Their cousin is from Houston.

• Their cousin is a teacher.

• Their cousin is a politician.

How does the speaker describe their connection to their family?

• They oppose their family's beliefs.

• They feel disconnected from their family.

• They are as partisan as their family.

• They are indifferent to their family's views.

What does the speaker express about their feelings?

• They are angry.

• They are very confident.

• They are unsure of what to say.

• They are excited about the future.

What does the speaker want to cover?

• All of California.

• All of Texas.

• All of Houston, which is referred to as Maine.

• All of New York.

What does the speaker say about people's abilities?

• People can only do what they are told.

• People can do whatever they want.

• People have limited options.

• People should follow strict rules.