 Loves his family, loves the Lord. He's got a compelling biography. You should read Hillbilly Elegy if you haven't. He's spoken up about the forgotten people of America, the working class, the white working class of Appalachia that has way more in common with poor blacks in this country than they do with white people. And yet the left sees everything in this country through an intersectional race-based lens. And so they see white people in Appalachia and say, oh, they must have it good. They're privileged. They're white. When actually, in many cases, they have it worse than poor blacks in urban areas who have greater access to social services.