i think she was here i thought she navigated the health care question pretty well. it s interesting to me, everybody attacks bernie, you know, inferentially attacking warren. then she kind of navigates around it and lets bernie, you know, do the interesting stuff to me was below the leaders. i think beto had an outstanding night. passionate, commanding in way he hasn t been before. he figured oit why he s in the race. he said if you have an ak 47, ar 15, we ll take it away. which is the nightmare of everybody who owns one. no doubt. he was for reparations. there s a controversial position. i m not suggesting what happened in tonight means he will be president of the united states. he didn t look like he belonged on that stage ntd last debates. tonight he knew dwr he was there and performed well. booker was good again tonight.
that went for donald trump that frankly an mit poll came out showing that many of those voters also have some racial amenist and trying to appeal to folk who may not be racist tendencies is something he will have to figure out. i m reminded of lyndon johnson who everyone knew said racist things, was a racist in the sense he was a man of his time but also did some really amazing work around civil rights and moved us forward as a country and he was able to do that because it was a different era and different time. you can say hey, i m with you black people but i ll talk mad about you in a different room. i wonder how joe biden navigates gaps over hugging a segregationist and gaps around calling barack obama clean and articulate and having conversations about black people is being poor and able to do that because the truth is some of the white people he s trying
yes, everything bruce said matters so much in terms of why pope francis has come here, his message of tolerance is absolutely true. however, context often compromises a message. and, yes, there s a temptation when people talk about 9/11 to want to find some positive resolution in it, that we need to seek peace, but that is not an easy thing to say for those who suffered through this event. 9/11 for many is still an unrighted wrong. their families were lost and they believe that that which is responsible is still very much out there. and the idea of seeking peace to many is unsettling. how do you think the pope navigates that, tries to talk about peace in a place that is still very raw for people, no matter what is built on top of it? i think, chris, he does it within the context of his christianity. that passion and death leads to resurrection. that s the fundamental mystery. and i think he ll point to suffering is not the final word. that there s hope and remembrance of love here th
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