“I don't want to talk about your criticisms. Anti-Semitism is bad. I want you to pass my anti-hate bill. More rules will fix the problem. Don't divide people by asking hard questions.”
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“I want to cheer for our anti-hate bill and spending on places of worship, synagogues, and community centres. The opposition should support us and stop criticizing.”