We also see goodness in bystanders and good samaritans who weren't wearing a uniform, but ran to the problem, ran to the crisis, ran to the challenge and the danger to be helpful, another reflection of Minnesotans' goodness. And, so, it's in this horror and in this tragedy, you see a silver lining of the goodness of the people of Minnesota.
Tim Pawlenty: “We also see goodness in bystanders and good samaritans who weren't wearing a uniform, but ran to the problem, ran to the…”
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Governor Pawlenty highlights the positive actions of citizens during the bridge collapse crisis.
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