Pete

Supreme Court justice who wants to obliterate your family because it doesn't match his interpretation of his religion. Like, that's the life I want everybody to be able to live. Yeah, I think. And I think we can deliver that.

Supreme Court justice who wants to obliterate your family because it doesn't match his interpretation of his religion. Like, that's the life I want everybody to be able to live. Yeah, I think. And I think we can deliver that.

I like hearing that. I thought it was awesome.

I like hearing that. I thought it was awesome.

I like hearing that. I thought it was awesome.

But that is the important— And I think people need to know that we see them and we don't see them as the problem, right? Because I do think, to the finger-wagging point, so much of politics is about what people think you think of them or how you make people feel about themselves.

But that is the important— And I think people need to know that we see them and we don't see them as the problem, right? Because I do think, to the finger-wagging point, so much of politics is about what people think you think of them or how you make people feel about themselves.

But that is the important— And I think people need to know that we see them and we don't see them as the problem, right? Because I do think, to the finger-wagging point, so much of politics is about what people think you think of them or how you make people feel about themselves.

Before people even start to decide what they think about you, they're thinking about how you make them feel about themselves. Right. And this is a struggle, especially because I belong to a party that has deep moral convictions. And you could argue we take it too far, whatever.

Before people even start to decide what they think about you, they're thinking about how you make them feel about themselves. Right. And this is a struggle, especially because I belong to a party that has deep moral convictions. And you could argue we take it too far, whatever.

Before people even start to decide what they think about you, they're thinking about how you make them feel about themselves. Right. And this is a struggle, especially because I belong to a party that has deep moral convictions. And you could argue we take it too far, whatever.

But we are propelled by a lot of deep moral convictions, whether we're talking about an economy where we think that it's too easy for the wealthy and too hard to work your way up, or whether we're talking about a society where we're worried about racial justice and marginalized groups. Yeah.

But we are propelled by a lot of deep moral convictions, whether we're talking about an economy where we think that it's too easy for the wealthy and too hard to work your way up, or whether we're talking about a society where we're worried about racial justice and marginalized groups. Yeah.

But we are propelled by a lot of deep moral convictions, whether we're talking about an economy where we think that it's too easy for the wealthy and too hard to work your way up, or whether we're talking about a society where we're worried about racial justice and marginalized groups. Yeah.

But there is a way to engage people who don't start with where you, you can't lead people to where they already are anyway. One thing I think about a lot is right around the time I came out, which is like a terrifying thing to do as a like elected official in Indiana, right?

But there is a way to engage people who don't start with where you, you can't lead people to where they already are anyway. One thing I think about a lot is right around the time I came out, which is like a terrifying thing to do as a like elected official in Indiana, right?

But there is a way to engage people who don't start with where you, you can't lead people to where they already are anyway. One thing I think about a lot is right around the time I came out, which is like a terrifying thing to do as a like elected official in Indiana, right?

Yeah, exactly.

Yeah, exactly.

Yeah, exactly.