The day of Trump's inauguration, he talked about 'American carnage.' I was providing political analysis for PBS NewsHour, so I had to watch it live. I felt hopeless. But then the Women's March happened. — Karine Jean-Pierre Copy Share Image
Donald Trump entered the business world as a racist, he entered the 2016 election as a racist, and he entered the White House as… — Karine Jean-Pierre Copy Share Image
We were founded on the idea that all people are created equal, and while that notion of who counts as a person - who… — Karine Jean-Pierre Copy Share Image
My parents taught me by example what it means to be American: to hope and to dream, and to work hard for those hopes… — Karine Jean-Pierre Copy Share Image
My mom juggled working as a home health care aide with managing her own hair salon, often working every day except Sunday, when she… — Karine Jean-Pierre Copy Share Image
Voters are excited about progressive candidates because they're fighting for our interests, not special interests. — Karine Jean-Pierre Copy Share Image
We were wrong every time we stayed silent when the Trump administration tried to tear us apart. — Karine Jean-Pierre Copy Share Image
Once you help one person register to vote or convince one friend to canvass with you, you'll never again question whether or not you… — Karine Jean-Pierre Copy Share Image
My parents were critical to building up my well of strength and resolve that I turn to whenever I'm in a difficult situation. And… — Karine Jean-Pierre Copy Share Image
I was a phone canvasser, and I was terrible at it. It's really hard to ask for money, especially over the phone. — Karine Jean-Pierre Copy Share Image
You cannot call yourself a progressive while continuing to associate yourself with an organization like AIPAC that has often been the antithesis of what… — Karine Jean-Pierre Copy Share Image
