I would argue that the president at least is partly, again, not in the totally, but partly to blame for demons that have been unleashed...
Marshall Sanford: “I would argue that the president at least is partly, again, not in the totally, but partly to blame for demons that have…”
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Mark Sanford discusses the impact of the president's rhetoric on societal civility.
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