Missouri Congresswoman Cori Bush shares how she would change Congress by prioritizing lived experiences over seniority, how her own experiences with poverty and protests direct her decision making, and why she chose to share her abortion story in her memoir despite the potential for her words to be “weaponized.”
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Quality!! Thank you!! Mic’22
ReplyBrilliant woman!
ReplyCW Bush, I was wondering how you were doing, I always knew you were in there, now I see you’re doing fine!! Thank you so much!! Mic’22
ReplyOh, the power of kindness, empathy. Congress must not let people die because we didn’t push hard enough.
ReplyFinally a real congress woman who is human, fighting for simple common human principles that our constitution offers to every American citizen as a right.
ReplyCori Bush is amazing! That is what ‘Representatives’ are supposed to be… at their best. Great work!!
ReplyThank you your my Hero we so need you.
ReplyI’m really going to miss Trevor he is an awesome interviewer one of the best I’ve ever watch
ReplyTrevor, if you leave where would this interview take place and with who?
Reply…with who Trevor?
She is an example of why we need more young people (under 45) in Congress, the White house, and other elected positions. Term limits are a must. Public office was not meant to be a lifetime career! I’m so over people 65 and up in public office. Retire and mentor. Enough already!!!!
ReplyI would listen to her podcast daily
ReplyIf only more members of congress were like her. She is spot on when she says there’s a real lack of urgency in Washington even among Democrats, most of whom I’d assume do understand the problems our country is facing. There are only a few members whose passion is so apparent you can tell that every day a problem isn’t addressed is another day it gnaws at their soul.
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