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Unnecessary hardship is being borne by Americans of all backgrounds; our institutions are being recklessly and unconstitutionally attacked and even shattered. In just 71 days, the President has inflicted harm after harm on Americans' safety; financial stability; the foundations of our democracy; and any sense of common decency.
These are not normal times in our nation.
And they should not be treated as such in the United States Senate.
The threats to the American people and American democracy are grave and urgent and we all must do more to stand against them.
~ Cory Booker ~
 
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