Democracies aren’t defined by bad days or bad things that happened but how they defend it and how they come back from that.
Adam Kinzinger: “Democracies aren’t defined by bad days or bad things that happened but how they defend it and how they come back from…”
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Kinzinger reflects on the resilience of democracies in the face of challenges, relating it to the work of the January 6 Committee.
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