How I Made It to Columbia for the Inaugural South Carolina Forum

I’m proud to be in Columbia for the inaugural South Carolina Forum—a gathering built on a simple but powerful idea: people with different viewpoints can work together.

We may not agree on everything, but we can listen to one another, find common ground, and move forward together. That’s the work we’ll be doing here: showing our state, our nation, and the world what’s possible when people come to the table with open minds and a willingness to work toward agreement.

I’m grateful to be part of this effort, and I’m looking forward to the conversations and progress ahead.

I’m proud to be at Columbia for the inaugural South Carolina Forum—a gathering built around a simple but powerful idea: people with different viewpoints can work together.

We may not agree on everything, but we can listen to one another, find common ground, and move forward together. That’s the work we’ll be doing here: showing our state, our nation, and the world what’s possible when people come to the table with open minds and a willingness to work toward agreement.

I’m grateful to be part of this effort, and I’m looking forward to the conversations and progress ahead.