Alex Pretti was a nurse. A caregiver. A man trained to preserve life. When he saw a woman being shoved, he did what many of us hope we would do. He paid attention. He tried to document what he believed was wrong. He stepped closer, not to wield a weapon, but to show concern. Within moments, he was tackled, sprayed with chemicals and shot. He did not leave that street alive.

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There’s nothing Democrats can legitimately do to stop Trump, so we need a tactical pause in our fight to plan for the future.