8 Quotes by David Litt

As professional dilettantes, speechwriters use their short attention spans to your advantage.

Hey pal, I may not be a white guy with dreadlocks, but I believe in justice too!

The conservative movement had undergone a transformation: the Republican Party had become a kind of church.

If the [Supreme] Court's job is to interpret the Constitution, then by definition, it must be open to interpretation.

Real love - for a president, for a person, for a country — is more textured than that. Real love is about fighting for something long after its flaws are laid bare. It’s about caring so deeply, you have no choice but to place another’s well-being above your own. Love is not a feeling. It transcends feelings. Love is what allows us to be disillusioned and to somehow still believe.

Fixing our democracy is the equivalent of repairing a crack in your home's foundation. It's expensive and time consuming. It doesn't boost your curb appeal. But it's the only way to make every other alteration last.

Allow more people to vote, and more people who support voting rights will get elected. The more successfully we defend our republic, the easier our republic becomes to defend. There are ideas that benefit from years or even decades of nitpicky polish. Fixing our country's foundation is not one of them.

Voting is a fundamental right.