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Booker: "There are really good people in the Senate on both sides of the aisle, and I have these private conversations with my colleagues about what's wrong. But they're afraid or unwilling to say these things publicly. And that is the crisis that we're in. It's a crisis of conviction."

Stephen Monteith, Author of "The Trials of Seffin Phel"

@stephens.website

Dammit, if they were "really good people" who were just scared to do the right thing, then they'd get the fuck out of the way and let someone with more courage do the right thing. Because, in the end, what advantage is there to having someone who knows what the right thing is and still won't do it?

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