We have choices to build a wall or to educate our
children or to care for our seniors. We have choices about war or not. We have choices about how we deal with people around this world,
choices about what we do with refugees--people who are fleeing
persecution, fleeing death--who are doing the very, very best they can
to care for their families and children in the most desperate of
situations. We have a choice. We can slam the door on them and say
``tough luck,'' or we can do what ought to be the American tradition,
and that is to provide comfort, to provide assistance, and to show the
good part of America.
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