He Was A Humanist Then,

I Use The Phrase "fellow Citizen" All The Time When Referring To The - People Always Say, "the American People, The American People." I Prefer The Phrase Fellow Citizen Because There's A Power In That, There's A Responsibility, There's A Duty In Using That Phrase Fellow Citizen.

I Believe There Is Nothing We Endure In Life That You Can't Recover From. Failure Is Not Fatal. Everyone Has The Capacity To Fail Up.

For Me, Like When You've Put Yourself Out There Emotionally, Physically, And You've Really Put Yourself On The Line, For Me, That Means I've Really Done Something.

Even In The Era Of The First Black President, Racism Is Still The Most Intractable Issue In Usa. Regarding Poverty, Half Of All Americans Are Either In Or Near Poverty. Poverty Is Certainly Worse For African-americans Now Than It Was During King's Lifetime.

I Think That What Started Out As A European Union Originally Was Probably A Really Wonderful And World-changing Idea, The Idea Of A Kind Of Cooperation And Interdependence Between Countries. But The Idea That Individualization Would Work On Common Ground, Not On Conflict, Not Against Each Other, But To Find How Each Benefitted From The Other I Thought Was An Incredibly Hopeful And Positive Possibility.