I think it's very important that all of us remind ourselves that in the United States of America, we have robust arguments about the direction of the country, about the size of government, about what government should deliver, and those arguments are robust and sometimes rambunctious in order to avoid violence.
On the importance of civil discourse to prevent political violence.
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