character to understand their motivations. we need that kind of thinking when you want to lead an organization and become a politician if you want to be a good parent, if you want to be a productive citizen so the decisions you make are not just decisions what is best for you individually but your ability to understand why we need to govern with broad sympathy, right? for all the of the folks part of the republic. so these parents not even parents in the class, so tlair not actually advocating for students who have been harmed, they want a populace so it becomes okay to enact racist policy structures in full view of the public and that is the thing that makes what they re doing so scenical even though they try to give it the righteousness, it s completely empty and disengine use. following one that i want to show you this commercial with
it s dawned on people in the sanders camp that the support not everyone who agrees with his ideas are not necessarily in his camp right now. certainly not in the course of one afternoon on sunday. let s go to bucket three, the bucket of ideas, the people who liked bernie sanders ideas, didn t necessarily think it was about him. to your point, amy, there are a number of candidates providing ideas, policy structures that, whether it s women of color, people of color, or anybody else, there seems to be a hunger for that. does that last in the long term? we re a year and a half out, but since we have such a large field, i think the bar is a lot higher. it s not just good intentions that are going to win. it s not name i.d. also. right. we talked about that earlier. biden polled really high because people knew his name. sanders polls very high because people know him from 2016 election.
liked bernie sanders ideas, didn t necessarily think it was about him. to your point, amy, there are a number of candidates providing ideas, policy structures that, whether it s women of color, people of color, or anybody else, there seems to be a hunger for that. does that last in the long term? we re a year and a half out, but since we have such a large field, i think the bar is a lot higher. it s not just good intentions that are going to win. it s not name i.d. also. right. we talked about that earlier. biden polled really high because people knew his name. sanders polls very high because people know him from 2016 election. but i think everything s going to change in the debate. look, in our event a couple months ago, we saw if elizabeth warren presented and rolled out a comprehensive policy strategy on black maternal health.
the end that is mounting public pressure i think it will continue to do so there is nonsense and the pressure on the church from all parts of the globe one has to say and i think if they are not delivering on the fact of spiritual means the pope yes trying on the god lines those national bishop conferences which he talked about can go a hatch and they can decide what they do and how they would like to restore the lack of credibility by call pride saying with national authority to sparkle pride saying . with the victim congregations as diverse as these groups might be i think that s a very fair point so some of it. we have to see what comes from this at the same time let s take that as a starting point is a lot more than the starting point we have been at a thursday to be honest i have some thoughts about that. see if that s not true really restore the man s lack of credibility if that s not true. re new policy structures are. not for the church to really reform any action has to be tak