Also North Korea is Travel Banned
The president’s speech last night included a few touching stories that should inform our commitment to service and accountable government. One was the story of Ji Seong-ho who escaped North Korea and whose life is evidence of humanity’s inherent liberty.https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2018/01/30/the-incredible-story-of-the-north-korean-escapee-at-the-state-of-the-union/?utm_term=.a042be43460b …
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It doesn’t matter. The stories of these incredible people have their own value and deserve their own respect. You can be strongly opposed to the president and still see the good in the world. In fact, we must.
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And you missed the most important aspect from last night...we're going to war very soon...so enjoy your feel good stories...because there are historic nightmares on the way...
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Trump used him as a prop. He doesn’t give a F about these people.
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He read well, yes, but considering he said all immigrants commit crimes and conveniently forgot NK is in the travel ban, his writers could have done better.
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He didn't even read well, Alexa or Siri could do a better job.
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