Every one of these funny labels they put on you, those of you are watching this broadcast tonight in the projects on the corners I understand.

Call your outcast, low down, you can't make it, you're nothing, you're from nobody, subclass, underclass,

when you see Jesse Jackson, when my name goes in nomination, your name goes in nomination.

I was born in the slum, but the slum was not born in me.

And it wasn't born in you and you can make it

ever you are tonight you can make it hold your head high stick your chest out you can make it

you can make it.

According to Ann Applebaum, a journalist for the Atlantic,

Margo Rubio's performance at the Munich Security Conference was less belligerent than J.D. Vance's.

Just another reminder, though, that even mild matter Nazis are still Nazis, because Rubio's speech was deeply alarming to anybody who cares about the post-World War II Western liberal democratic order.

I want to read some quotes from the speech,

a given on February 14th,

to underscore just how alarmed we should all be

by these latest developments, which make it clear that

this is the end of the U.S.-led order.

The United States is no longer a country.

Any of our allies can or should trust. And much of Rubio's rhetoric

will make clear why. I mean, the most obvious reason, of course, is that tens of millions of

people put back into power those most interested in destroying the post-World War II order, most interested

in destroying NATO, most interested in undermining our alliances and our allies, those who do not

believe in or understand state craft and diplomacy, who believe that might makes right, who are doing so much

to reverse all of the progress we have made in the last 80 years and to dismantle what has been

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