We need to not just lock people up, but we need to, as I like to say, bury them alive. We need to actually help them.
Madeleine Dean: “We need to not just lock people up, but we need to, as I like to say, bury them alive. We need to actually help them.”
Editor's note · Context
Advocating for rehabilitation over incarceration in the justice system.
Share
More from Madeleine Dean
I think you can take a look at the arena last night, you can see the empty seats. He is weak. His approval rating has plummeted.
We aren't voting on bills right now that would reduce the sky-high costs of food, fuel, health care, or addressing the President's war in Iran. Instead, we're considering a bill that was deadly and dangerous in the past, in the ‘70s.
I didn't want to fall into the trap of contorting myself in order to support a candidate who had succeeded in a primary.
I said in my mind he had disqualified himself in at least two ways. One was the choice to have a Nazi emblem tattooed to his body. And the other was, of course, the credible allegations of his abuse of women.





