>>"Don't ever shy away from our progressive values," he said during the livestream. "One person's socialism is another person's neighborliness."

His original comment; today's elaboration:

> "Republicans oftentimes talk about socialism, and what I would make the case of is we build our roads collectively together. I don't think anybody's arguing that you should have to build your own road from your house to your business place or whatever. So, I said this definition that the right uses about these things that we collectively do together, that look I believe in moral capitalism. I believe capitalism works and it lifts everyone up, but I also believe you have to make sure there's things we collectively do together."
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> He added: "The point being on this is trying to divide that, but you certainly can't have capitalism that says billionaires get everything and the middle class gets nothing, and I think Kamala Harris' point on this is lifting up the middle class."

I think we all get what he's saying, and it's good to see him speaking up again. And he's absolutely right: a lot of these common-good measures can be considered a socialistic impulse, neighborliness, any number of things, but that basic infrastructure is needed for a functioning society that doesn't just serve the wealthy.