Sitting under the imposing columns of the Washington National Cathedral, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox turned to longtime political strategist Donna Brazile and shared his change of heart about her.
WASHINGTON (RNS) Utah Gov. Spencer Cox and Maryland Gov. Wes Moore spoke about their participation in the ‘Disagree Better’ project and noted their efforts to seek bipartisan solutions.
we re better than that. and so i got in. you ve got people at the table cheers. i will not reveal their party affiliation. it might surprise you. weigh in on partnerships and whether your strategy win over republicans and democrats with what you just said? i consider myself a very independent person. you serve, do national service, i tell everybody i did four tours in iraq and no one ever asked me what party i was from. no one bothered to ask because you were focused on the mission. protecting u.s. forces. helping to protect the u.s. homeland, and i think we need a little of that spirit back in washington. and i think that my experience as i worked for republicans, i worked for democrats, proudly, and so to me this isn t about partisanship. it s about reclaiming civility and decency in government. focusing on solving problems as opposed to just bickering and