Senators Raphael Warnock and James Lankford, both ordained ministers, emphasize the importance of bipartisanship in addressing national issues. They argue that political work should focus on solving problems rather than adhering strictly to party lines. Warnock highlights the need to view America as a family, acknowledging differences but working together to strengthen the nation. He points out structural issues like gerrymandering that hinder unity and stresses the importance of addressing common concerns like gun violence, where public opinion supports measures like background checks. Lankford emphasizes that many issues, such as gun violence and racism, are rooted in societal and familial contexts rather than just legislative ones. He advocates for personal interactions across racial lines to foster understanding and reduce societal barriers. Both senators agree that faith plays a crucial role in guiding their political actions, promoting values of love, peace, and respect for all individuals. They encourage Americans to engage in conversations with humility and openness, especially during the holiday season, to bridge divides and foster unity.