Cory Booker actually said...

"the pain of our past persists to this day. In Kentucky, like many states throughout the South, lynching was a tool of terror. It was used to kill hopes for freedom. It was used to kill my ancestors."

"The choice couldn’t be clearer. Do we move forward together, or, do we let politicians, like Rand Paul, forever hold us back, and drive us apart."

"Well, whatever we can get done. If it saves a life, it's worth doing. And so, my colleagues who are entering the bipartisan talks, I fully support that, but I'm under no illusion that we're going to d..."

"There are so many issues, from police reform to common sense gun safety, that the majority of us agree on it, but that's not enough. There has got to be more activism and engagement or we're going to ..."