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Thank you, Minnesota. And let me thank Indivisible, MoveOn, 50501 and all of the organizations who have made this event possible. And thank you to the

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Honestly, I can’t believe I’m in this world of ours (or do I mean His?). Yes, this very one and no other! Almost a quarter of a century after, in response