Remember the rights we have.  Don’t normalize the abnormal.

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A tribute to the largest demonstration in support of American democracy in our country’s history.

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The latest displays of weakness and strength

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If America stands for anything, it’s the freedom to express our beliefs peaceably and without fear of retribution from our government.

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Keep perspective. Acknowledge the truth in front to us.

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History is needed so that we can make better decisions now and reminding ourselves of decisions made in the past, both good and poor.

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Both are critical to our nation’s future.  Our leaders are proving to be unreliable.

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“I don’t believe in the no-win scenario.”

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We shouldn’t be afraid of the facts.  Better decisions are made if we are open to letting the facts change our minds.

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A real and effective opposition means fewer ping-pong paddles.

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Withdrawal from the world does not make America great.  Freedom thrives for Americans when we support and defend fellow democracies, not by supporting authoritarians.

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Even among those with whom we disagree, we are part of the same community, the same nation.  The norms we uphold together give us vision and vigilance to keep our communities and country strong.

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The truth can get through when people stand up. What are we standing up for?

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The decisions are up to us, whether we act by ourselves or together.

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Better decisions are made when we ensure we hear the minority view. Suppressing the minority view is the opposite of seeking truth; it’s about seeking and maintain control.

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