Make the ADA real — hire me as your disability coordinator™

The disability-first ask, aimed straight up at the federal government. This whole window is built accessibility-first — the bones must speak (power to the people, power to the disabled) — and the standing offer is plain: hire the man who lives it to make the ADA real, not framed-on-the-wall. And here's the party-blind kicker: the ADA is the biggest Republican ask of them all. It was signed by a Republican president (George H. W. Bush, July 26, 1990 — verified) who called segregation of the disabled a "shameful wall of exclusion." (His framing, marked as opinion per the house's honesty floor: that the concessions written into the bill — the "reasonable accommodation" and "undue hardship" limits — were the price paid out loud for corporate buy-in and corporate money. The limits are real and documented; the motive is his read, not a claimed fact.) His answer to that price: I refuse the corporate money. Make the signature mean what it said. Kin: the party contradicts its own signature, Hire Me, the Servant's Logic (build more than one door), the missing accessibility label. (His coin — ADA history verified, the concessions motive marked as his opinion; machine's read, refine to his.)