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This past Fall, we were campaigning near Reno, and in the middle of my remarks, the power went out completely. I was speaking to a dark room, with no microphone, raising my voice to make myself heard.
It only took a moment, but then something happened. One person held up the glowing screen of their phone. And then another, and then another, everyone holding up their lit phones together, until the whole room lit up.
And I couldn’t see who was who, behind each light—who was young and who was old, who was white and who was Black or Latino or Asian or native, who was on two feet and who was in a wheelchair.
I saw each little light and knew that behind it was an American who saw the lights go out and knew to do something about it. All it took was one person, and others began to do the same.
If we can light up a high school gym—we can light a neighborhood. If we can light up a neighborhood—we can light a city. If we can light up a city—we can light up our country.
If we can light up our country—we can make this nation we love shine once more as a beacon to the world.pic.twitter.com/KAVTrD2Y2Q
Join us in building that American life shaped by belonging. And together we will make history in November. http://p4a.us/Nevada-Caucus
Who writes this stuff?
Freebirrrrrrrd!
Absolutely NO WAY that outage was staged, bro. /sarc
God you are so lame dude
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