During the debate, Cornish highlighted the emotional impact of death, stating her beliefs about labeling victims, emphasizing empathy for grieving families as central to her values.
Jennings defended his perspective by questioning Cornish's labeling, suggesting Penny was a victim too, and pointed to the complexity of circumstances surrounding Neely's death.
Cornish and Jennings' exchange illustrated contrasting views on victimhood, with Jennings suggesting a narrative that includes the context of Neely's life, while Cornish focused on individual loss.
Rivera added another layer to the discussion, pointing to Neely's troubled past, asserting that the context of his life impacts how we should view the incident.
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