
It's entirely appropriate to have a conversation with yourself and people around you, of a stroke that quite literally almost took my life, now, should I remain in that?
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It's entirely appropriate to have a conversation with yourself and people around you, of a stroke that quite literally almost took my life, now, should I remain in that?

I know it's not a political winner to talk about depression or self-harm or suicide, but that's an important conversation I'm willing to have.

voting for someone does not mean that you agree with them on all of those things.

I refuse to call people, like whether it's President Trump or other people, as they're Nazis or that they're fascists, or that we're trying to destroy our country.

I vote a 91% Democratic line, and if Democrats have a problem with somebody that votes 91% of the same times as you are, more than nine out of 10 times, then maybe our party has a bigger problem.

It’s only wrong to shut our government down, and I’m relieved … the people now that are going to get paid and fed.

I want to be a voice saying, 'hey, look, that's a lie. I don't know what your recovery looks like, but as long as you stay in it, I promise you you will get better.'

I suffered from depression and I made a recovery and I won an election.

It's always been wrong for us to shut the government down.

I promised to work quickly once a final decision in the case was reached.

We can’t even get our sh*t together and just open up our government.

It’s an absolute failure what occurred here for the last month.

Some people think now we have to double down on those things or we must become more progressive or more extreme.

I happen to know and love a lot of people that voted for the president and they are not fascist, they are not Nazis, they’re not trying to destroy the Constitution and all those things.