We Have So Many Issues Today That

When I Was 15 Years Old In The Tenth Grade, I Heard Martin Luther King, Jr. Three Years Later, When I Was 18, I Met Dr. King And We Became Friends. Two Years After That I Became Very Involved In The Civil Rights Movement. I Was In College At The Time. As I Got More And More Involved, I Saw Politics As A Means Of Bringing About Change

In The Past The Great Majority Of Minority Voters, In Ohio And Other Places That Means African American Voters, Cast A Large Percentage Of Their Votes During The Early Voting Process.

What Sensible People Have Got To Do Is Not Simply Repeal The Affordable Care Act Without Any Alternative, But You've Got To Sit Down And Say It's Ok, What Are The Problems. How Do We Address It? How Do We Move To Universal Health Care? How Do We Lower Prescription Drug Costs? How Do We Make Sure That People Don't Have Outrageous Deductibles? You Just Don't Throw 20 Million People Off Of Health Insurance. You Don't Privatize Medicare.

I Think Right Now, The Focus Has Got To Be On How We Hold [donald] Trump Accountable.

For A Person [like John Lewis] That Is A Champion Of Voter Rights To Question Whether Or Not Donald Trump Legitimately Won An Election Or Not Is An Incredible Position To Take Five Days Before An Inauguration.