Sitting on the couch, Salgado said that her intentions had been good: "We tried to bring peace to the town, to care for and protect everyone.
America (mostly) succeeds because we (mostly) have good karma; we try to do the right things and self-correct when we find ourselves on the wrong path.
Even the toughest, hard-nosed, anti-government-funding person would say: 'Well, kids ought to be able to eat good.' We try to make sure that they understand that whether you like it or not, [food stamps] help kids and kids can't help themselves.
"Then, when we have good moments, we try to cash in".
But I think also sometimes some of the good that we try and do actually causes more harm".
I mean if it doesn't taste good enough we try to make it taste better.
Wanting to be good parents, we try to give our kids everything we can to set them up for success and happiness.
Christians hope for a God who is both, and on good days we try to prove that this hope makes a difference.
