We did not come here to fear the future, we came to shape it.who say this. Do it I give you brainliest.
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the answer is Obama
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And in the estimation of many, he's right. The darkness of this election cycle hasn't just been a function of its bleak rhetoric. Since primary campaigning began in earnest last spring, the world has endured tragedy after tragedy, from Paris to San Bernardino to Orlando to Dallas. It's no wonder Trump's promise to bring "law and order" to the country and the world appeals to wide swaths of the electorate. For many, Trump's America looks closer to the one they live in.
Democrats—successfully or not, depending on whose Twitter timeline you're reading—urged voters fearful of the world's dangers and uncertainties not to give into despair. "We are America, second to none, and we own the finish line," Biden said.
Whether you believe that's profound or platitudinous, for one night during a week, month, and year of the ugliest political eye-gouging, Obama and Biden offered the country a rare helping of optimism. You might buy it or not, but it's a reminder that politics doesn't always have to alienate. It can also inspire—even if your America happens to be on the other side of the aisle