Cory Booker

The tradition that made LGBTQ Americans fight to make America live up to its promise and its hope or women or immigrants, Catholics back in the time that there was an entire political party called the know nothings. This is a time where, That I can't surrender to cynicism about America.

The tradition that made LGBTQ Americans fight to make America live up to its promise and its hope or women or immigrants, Catholics back in the time that there was an entire political party called the know nothings. This is a time where, That I can't surrender to cynicism about America.

I can't allow the demagoguery that echoes the past from Father Conklin to McCarthyism to the Japanese internment to turning away of the St. I think it was St. Louis that brought Holocaust survivors and then they were sent back. All of these things are wretched, dark corners of our history. But people didn't give up in believing in who we are.

I can't allow the demagoguery that echoes the past from Father Conklin to McCarthyism to the Japanese internment to turning away of the St. I think it was St. Louis that brought Holocaust survivors and then they were sent back. All of these things are wretched, dark corners of our history. But people didn't give up in believing in who we are.

I can't allow the demagoguery that echoes the past from Father Conklin to McCarthyism to the Japanese internment to turning away of the St. I think it was St. Louis that brought Holocaust survivors and then they were sent back. All of these things are wretched, dark corners of our history. But people didn't give up in believing in who we are.

As the great poet Langston Hughes said, America never was America to me. but I swear this oath, America will be. And so this is that kind of conviction that's needed. And I refuse to stop believing in us.

As the great poet Langston Hughes said, America never was America to me. but I swear this oath, America will be. And so this is that kind of conviction that's needed. And I refuse to stop believing in us.

As the great poet Langston Hughes said, America never was America to me. but I swear this oath, America will be. And so this is that kind of conviction that's needed. And I refuse to stop believing in us.

And just because we have a demagogic leader who is such an affront to the values I think this country most adheres to, this is the time that we should be speaking and affirming with even greater conviction of who we are and fighting against the forces that have been there since our beginning. that seem to want to undermine the highest ideals and values of our nation.

And just because we have a demagogic leader who is such an affront to the values I think this country most adheres to, this is the time that we should be speaking and affirming with even greater conviction of who we are and fighting against the forces that have been there since our beginning. that seem to want to undermine the highest ideals and values of our nation.

And just because we have a demagogic leader who is such an affront to the values I think this country most adheres to, this is the time that we should be speaking and affirming with even greater conviction of who we are and fighting against the forces that have been there since our beginning. that seem to want to undermine the highest ideals and values of our nation.

And even our founders, these imperfect geniuses, these guys who called Native Americans savages and blacks fractions of human beings and didn't even refer to women, the humility that they had in understanding what it would make to make an imperfect, more perfect union, and their appeal to the highest virtues of mankind. Read

And even our founders, these imperfect geniuses, these guys who called Native Americans savages and blacks fractions of human beings and didn't even refer to women, the humility that they had in understanding what it would make to make an imperfect, more perfect union, and their appeal to the highest virtues of mankind. Read

And even our founders, these imperfect geniuses, these guys who called Native Americans savages and blacks fractions of human beings and didn't even refer to women, the humility that they had in understanding what it would make to make an imperfect, more perfect union, and their appeal to the highest virtues of mankind. Read

George Washington's farewell address, who almost said that history is going to judge him harshly. And he understood that his imperfections and mistakes of humility that Donald Trump has an inability to show, but always they were ascribing to the higher angels of our nature.

George Washington's farewell address, who almost said that history is going to judge him harshly. And he understood that his imperfections and mistakes of humility that Donald Trump has an inability to show, but always they were ascribing to the higher angels of our nature.

George Washington's farewell address, who almost said that history is going to judge him harshly. And he understood that his imperfections and mistakes of humility that Donald Trump has an inability to show, but always they were ascribing to the higher angels of our nature.

And this idea that America, though that not there yet, was on a journey towards greater justice that future generations would advance. That's the traditions right now that I feel. And it's often out of the darkest moments, the most painful moments. that we somehow not only find a way through them, but find a way to more advance towards the truth that I think is the calling of this country.

And this idea that America, though that not there yet, was on a journey towards greater justice that future generations would advance. That's the traditions right now that I feel. And it's often out of the darkest moments, the most painful moments. that we somehow not only find a way through them, but find a way to more advance towards the truth that I think is the calling of this country.

And this idea that America, though that not there yet, was on a journey towards greater justice that future generations would advance. That's the traditions right now that I feel. And it's often out of the darkest moments, the most painful moments. that we somehow not only find a way through them, but find a way to more advance towards the truth that I think is the calling of this country.