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“My God loves everybody, and if yours doesn't, that's your prerogative, but don't tell me how to live my life and don't tell my best friends that you're going to take away their rights. Because I will march you into the ground. I will argue you into the ground. I will petition you into the ground. I will not sleep, I will not stop, and neither will so many people in this country and in this world. It's not right.”

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Sophia Bush
Sophia Bush

Sophia Bush is an American actress born on July 8, 1982. She gained widespread popularity for her role as Brooke Davis in the TV series 'One Tree Hill' and received recognition for her performances in films such as 'The Help' and 'Conan the Barbarian'. more

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