work they will do. may they seek in all their labors to please and glorify you as you fill them with your grace. may they not become weary in doing what is right, knowing that in due season they will reap if they faint not. lord, let your peace flood their hearts and help them to realize that it is by your permission that they will breathe their next breath. may they permit life s problems to make them more dependent on your guidance and strength. we pray in your holy name. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. mr. mcconnell: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: we ve been debating obamacare s fail use and failures and what to do about them for so many years now. we ve heard so many distress stories from
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family. okay. well, i m a flack for you have run a family you know that s what family to write that i m just so honored to be in conversation with you tonight about this book. a writer so deeply and part of book for me was also trying to grow as a writer, to grow out of simply kind of an academically trained writer into a writer who was bringing in her own story, bringing in history, bringing in theory, and kind of melding into some kind of form that was legible and accountable to the communities i feel accountable to. and so your writing was so helpful in that process and thinking about what that could be. let me start with a little bit of a reading and then we ll jump into a conversation and then we ll move q&a. and i hope you all have some great questions for. us questions, questions, questions. just emphasizing that life. so. i wanted to start here because. there s a part of me that i was really torn about what to read tonight. i don t want to give too much away. was temp
lindsay. and and welcome to the stage page to my conversant for the evening. i m so thrilled when i ask for his bio. you literally gave me like one line which bogus i m an honor that is the bio they use it as wisdom about what it s about. i think. oh yeah. like author writer who lives in columbus. i was like, so none of the carnegie that new york times bestselling like none of that. i don t got a flex in front of family. okay. well, i m a flack for you have run a family you know that s what family to write that i m just so honored to be in conversation with you tonight about this book. a writer so deeply and part of book for me was also trying to grow as a writer, to grow out of simply kind of an academically trained writer into a writer who was bringing in her own story, bringing in history, bringing in theory, and kind of melding into some kind of form that was legible and accountable to the communities i feel accountable to. and so your writing was so helpful in that proce
columbus. i was like, so none of the carnegie that new york times bestselling like none of that. i don t got a flex in front of family. okay. well, i m a flack for you have run a family you know that s what family to write that i m just so honored to be in conversation with you tonight about this book. a writer so deeply and part of book for me was also trying to grow as a writer, to grow out of simply kind of an academically trained writer into a writer who was bringing in her own story, bringing in history, bringing in theory, and kind of melding into some kind of form that was legible and accountable to the communities i feel accountable to. and so your writing was so helpful in that process and thinking about what that could be. let me start with a little bit of a reading and then we ll jump into a conversation and then we ll move q&a. and i hope you all have some great questions for. us questions, questions, questions. just emphasizing that life. so. i wanted to start he