"Health care is one of them, as well as a woman's right to choose, the right to marry who you want to marry, the war, and how we spend our money," she continued. "Education is also a big one for me as I have an 11-year-old boy. We have a lot to figure out in this country and I am hoping that this election we can figure out the things we need."

But according to Madsen, it's up to the folks on Capitol Hill to lead by example when it comes to the issue of respect.

"D.C. can repair that by repairing themselves. People have lost respect in general for our government, that's why it is raining down on our president," she said. "I am embarrassed and ashamed when people disrespect the President of the United States regardless. We are losing a lot of our graciousness, politeness and respect as a society so they need to stand up and stop the bickering and be proud to be an American."

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