Every so often, a movie scene resurfaces and hits you in a completely new way — kind of like when you revisit an old song and suddenly realize it was speaking truth you weren’t ready to hear. That’s precisely what happened when I rewatched the iconic Andrew Shepherd speech from Aaron Sorkin’s 1995 film, The American President.
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