Cory Booker emphasizes that the issues facing the Democratic Party are not strictly about left versus right. He criticizes the way corporations exacerbate divisions among people. Regarding the New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, Booker avoids providing support, stating that he needs to focus on his own state's issues and elections. He expresses a desire for a pragmatic government that can improve people's lives, rather than getting caught up in ideological conflicts. The New Jersey senator insists that the real challenge lies in effective governance, not in partisan battles.
"So you and I are going to have this conversation, and I'm going to say to you one day, I told you so. This is not a left-right issue."
"It really isn't. It is an authoritarian versus people who want pragmatic government that makes a difference in the lives of American people."
"I am one of these people that says the lines that divide us in America are not nearly as strong as the ties that bind us."
"Big corporations, people want to keep our eyes on the screen, want to pit us against each other and tell us how much we should hate each other."
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