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‘Deseret Voices’: Pluralism is America’s superpower

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Thomas B. Griffith, a former federal judge and a fellow at the Wheatley Institute, says President Dallin H. Oaks’ Sept. ”Thomas B. MC: I want to start by asking you about this landmark speech that President Dallin H. But, you know, President Oaks gave this speech, he talked about the importance of pluralism, of compromise, of moderation, of not treating each other like enemies.

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