“It’s given me, certainly, a really deep profound appreciation for the fact that in the United States, you have this much broader and richer tapestry of these institutions and groups of people, civic organizations and just human beings who have a sense of that broader commitment. Without it, what you realize is that you can have everything written down perfectly, and it doesn’t matter.”
“[UN conventions] do reflect genuinely universal values, and it’s time we recognize that, and we have to in order to give them salience. It’s not just yours versus ours.”
“The consequence of going above 2 degrees, from an insurance industry perspective, as the insurance industry has already been pretty clear, is that we would be moving into a world that is systemically uninsurable.”
“I’m not running as a woman, even though I am one. I am running because I’m running based on my experience as a prosecutor. I’m running based on what I want to get done.”
The Politic’s Keera Annamaneni and Aviva Chomsky discuss the history of immigration to the United States.
