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- New Jersey Senator Cory Booker, in his upcoming book Stand, argues that shared virtues can unite a fractured America.
- He cites his record-breaking 25-hour filibuster against Trump's policies as a moral moment and demonstration of agency, humility, and community.
- Preparing for reelection, he commits to fighting for American ideals.
- He plans to be involved in the 2028 presidential race to advance love and virtue.
