We have an election. We have an outcome. We go to work. We try to find compromise, and we work for the good of the, the people. This is a different election. This is an election where not only the differences of opinion are on the ballot, and that's legitimate. That's a democracy. You have differences of opinion. You fight it out as to the role of government and where you are on the spectrum from right to left. That's who we are. But when there's a question of the integrity of our elections, when there's a question of the sanctity of the ballot, when there's a question of the democracy in our country, that puts the election at a higher stake, one that we must win and win in a way that is unifying, respectful of all views. Whoever wins is president and vice president of the United States, not of the Democratic Party or the Republican Party, but also that recognizes differences, the beauty of differences of opinion in our country. (21:06–21:57)
CLAIM
Asserts that the integrity of elections and the sanctity of the ballot are at stake in the current election.
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