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| An American Family (Season: 2 Episode: 2) First Aired: 10/7/2007 |
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Luther: I believe America's looking for a leader who has the courage to stand up for what's right, and to point out what's wrong. Robert: And I think America's looking for somebody who knows the difference. And the only way to do that is by listening, not antagonizing. My future in-laws are very different from me, and very different from each other, and so they are, by definition, my greatest asset, because they remind me that we are all part of a larger American family, and that no one is irrelevant, and no one should be ignored. And Luther, I think the bigger question is not why I feel a part of them, but why you don't. Robert: (to Kitty) I know this is going to come as a surprise to you, but I agree with Nora. Justin: Everyone here, they don't know what I saw, they don't know what people are capable of. I'm just not sure I'll be able to forget. Robert: Don't. You shouldn't. That's how we honor the dead. Justin: Last time I came home I was so stoned I didn't know what I was feeling. Robert: That's the point of being stoned. Justin: Now I know what I'm missing. Robert: (to Justin) We're raising money, your sister's raising hell. Same old same old. |