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Assemblyman Mo Denis Delivers Democratic Hispanic Radio Address |
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 Assemblyman Mo Denis Delivers Democratic Hispanic Radio Address
Assemblyman Mo Denis, representing Assembly
District 28, recently gave the DNC’s Democratic Hispanic Radio address over
Thanksgiving weekend.
In his address, Assemblyman Denis highlighted the importance
of Thanksgiving as a remembrance of, ”America’s history of welcoming diverse
peoples fleeing war, oppression, or economic uncertainty and a celebration of
all those who found courage to wade through unchartered waters in hopes of a
new and better life in America.”
In addition, he also called upon people to forego divisive politics in order to
achieve a new sense of consensus. He stated that we should, “… reject the
politics of division, hate, and partisanship, and remind each other that when
any of us loses, we all lose. Only by working together can we continue to make America the
great country it has always been.”
You can listen to the entire address online by clicking on this link.
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