@timelywriter@AP Terrific story, very informative about the challenge of building new generation and how state leaders from both parties are proposing what would have been almost inconceivable just a couple years ago.
@ChristianCent@braverangels Yes, it’s healthy for us personally and for our communities and country when we engage our political “opponents” in real conversation, listening and asking genuinely curious questions
@UssamaMakdisi@AhmadFaruqui I do mourn the deaths in Gaza and Lebanon, and I blame Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Iranian leadership—they started the war, they knew how Israel would respond, and they could end it by giving up the hostages and surrendering the perpetrators of Oct 7.
@GregTSargent@David_J_Bier Trump’s Remain in Mexico policy enforced late spring 2019. At same time, he pressured AMLO to halt CA migrants at Mexico’s southern border. I worked in El Paso and Juarez before and after RIM and saw the change; did not support but it was effective. Biden reversed RIM.
@AhmadFaruqui Hamas knew how Israel would react to Oct 7. They could have ended it at any point by releasing the people they kidnapped and turning the over the masterminds and perpetrators of Oct 7.
@MarkLRuffalo My AA sponsor said he used to tell his lovers, “darling I’m falling in love with you. Will you be my wife?” But what he really meant, he said, was, “Darling I’m falling in fear with you. Will you be my mother?”
@EdLatimore @StartsWithUs There’s an art to doing this well. Usually I get it wrong by being too eager to correct errors or challenge biases. Braver Angels teaches a useful formula for doing this—which I rarely remember at the right times.
@mollyesque Terrific story: hopeful yet realistic. I love the line from the Bridge CEO about the divide in GenZ not being between left and right but extreme and moderate.