Today, it's about the families and their grief and the love we feel for them.
Barack Obama: “Today, it's about the families and their grief and the love we feel for them.”
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Remarks Following a Meeting With Families of the Victims of the Shootings in Roseburg
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It is a decision about how do we face and embrace this finite amount of time we have on the planet.
When we choose, when we make that decision, I do believe – and there is evidence for this – that the world gets incrementally better, and that is a worthy goal and it’s worth fighting for.
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