because you guys are doing what the smart people in politics say you can t do that, you can t have two woman. sarah is an extraordinary candidate, a first time political candidate who blew it out of the water. she is a business owner who grew her business from a hundred to 3,500 employees over a decade, pays them all health care, has a day-care center. she proves you can do what s right and what s good for yourself and for the economy. she runs a trucking company with authenticity, with values. when she and i go across the state, we can talk about the issues that affect women, that affect business owners, that affect communities, and we can do so from a place of contrast and also communion. we re both women of faith who do not believe our faith should be used to justify discrimination. what s extraordinary about sarah and why i m lucky to have her on this ticket with me is we re the embodiment of what we re trying to achieve in america today. from macon to atlanta, i
the shooting, they both were in the courtroom monday and they re both very strong wise women of faith, i think they have some things to say to dillon roof as well. his decision to represent himself may open doors for them to speak their minds on some issues. they are just remarkably resilient and strong. and i think that that s what we may wind up seeing. i m not sure i would concede the turf to roof, there s been some discussion, perhaps he wants to have control and the power in this trial, i think what you ll find is that the survivors of the shooting in particular are extremely wise and grounded strong women. he may find that that approach backfires if that s what he s thinking. there s another factor as
heard, felicia sanders, is one of the survivors of the shooting and she and polly shepherd, the other woman who was in the bible study during the shooting, they both were in the courtroom monday and they re both very, very strong, wise women of faith. i think that they have some things to say to dylan roof as well. so his decision to represent himself may, in fact, open some doors for them to speak their minds on some issues. but they are just remarkably resilient and strong, and i think that that s what we may wind up seeing. i m not sure i would concede the turf to roof. there s been some discussion that, you know, perhaps he wants to have control and the power in this trial, but i think wallhat you ll find is the survivors of the shooting in particular are extremely wise and grounded,
and there were a lot of things that they will like about tonight s performances. he got in some comments about the supreme court, about the kind of judges that he would pick which when i was in ohio talking to undecided voters and pro-life women of faith who care about that stuff, that s the single issue they re voting on. so he had some nice moments. a for him, this performance represented real growth from his first debate. so his coaches have done a decent job with him. they just didn t have much to work with. and that single comment will define the rest of this election, all 20 days of it that we have left. and it is a disqualifying comment to say you will not accept the results of american democracy, the beacon of democracy the world over. lights out moment for him. she also, it shouldn t swamp the performance that she turned in. i heard from republicans tonight who also thought it was her best performance. he is getting better, but she is showing how much preparation
and having the sosyndrome, s-o, standing for selectively choose what you stand for and i lead a community of 100,000 women of faith to build their businesses in the marketplace and these issues of faith, and race and politics blend together but they re used very strategically to get votes so i think there is and a lot of people are really wrestling. they struggle with how to vote, what to do, based off of their faith and the fact we have outrage is hypocrisy. we choose who is important enough who is important enough to speak out on and it s not a matter we can agree to disagree. i don t believe these are political issues. i believe these are social skills that represent the heart of america. i have to ask you do you think these were locker room conversations you mentioned to athletes? i think these are front and