Ana Navarro
The Diplomat
People, composure and the difficult conversation held well.
Ana Navarro is a political commentator known for her insights on immigration and bipartisan cooperation. This interview reveals her commitment to bridging divides and fostering empathy in political discourse.
“And if a Democrat gets picked, Republicans should live with the fact that it's going to be somebody that's of a different ideology. And if Republicans get elected, Democrats should live with the fact that it's going to be somebody of different ideology.”
“It's not. And I think in Spanish we have a saying. There's no worse blind person than he who does not want to see. And I think Jeb didn't want to see it or be part of it. I think I didn't want to see it. So I think, you know, I think Jeb, when Jeb ran the base had shifted.”
“Quickly move on the confirmation process. None of that happened. It was for not, but what was not for naught was Christine Ford's testimony and how it opened up the floodgates and it gave women all around the country and in the world courage to come out and speak, share their pain, share the stories of shame that they had kept silenced fo…”
“John McCain, look, he was extraordinary. He really was an extraordinary force, an extraordinary personal story. You know, this is a guy who came from a tradition of service to country and putting country first and lived his entire life that way. He volunteered to go into the service at 17, had to get his mom to sign off on it.”
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