We read nine books published by the leading Democratic presidential candidates so far. And … they all read oddly the same.
“I’ve now spent more than eight years working to govern in the Senate, and I’ve served with many people of good will. They, too, don’t want the American Dream to end with them.”“Working as an intern for Vice President Mondale in 1980.”Tiffany Kirk, a single mother from Houston, who came to Washington to push for a higher minimum wage.“Through the weekly Senate prayer breakfast, I have formed many lasting friendships across party lines.
“A $50-a-semester tuition changed my life. Today those kinds of options have simply disappeared. The commuter college I went to in 1970 now charges tuition of $10,312 a year for in-state students—and that’s cheaper than most state schools.”Taught Sunday school decades ago, and “several children left the class with parts of their hands, arms, and faces dyed blue .”Opposed Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ nomination by reading a letter about the nominee from Coretta Scott King.
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