Fedora seems favourite as you've used it. There's a new version due toward the end of March so you may want to hang on, to avoid legacy stuff being upgraded. Maybe they'll remove the x11 drivers. Fedora has changed a lot but you'll want to install the other repos first thing and there's also a large move towards flatpak (which works very well).
There's also the inst.sdboot install flag to avoid the legacy grub install.
I don't find the install very easy to understand, compared to things like Debian but it's worth the fiddle.
ArchLinux is the other alternative.
No-one thinks that the US citizens will actually use the second amendment for the allowed purpose. It's kind of laughable that people think that they will. It's used for your kids to shoot their fellow students.
Wasn't there an official building invasion recently? Turns out they forgot all about it at the time.