in January, and tries to take time out of her busy schedule to speak with young people about what’s going on politically. “[I do] small posts here and there on social media,” she said. “It’s hard because I get so much backlash, but I don’t care. That’s how I feel. If people don’t like it, they can unfollow me.” She added that she’s “trying to have open conversations and trying to understand other people’s perspectives. It really is a hard time, but I’m trying to speak out as much as possible … [speaking about] thing that I think are obvious — loving humans, loving each other.” The tour will kick off March 3rd in San Francisco, and wrap up on April 8th. The final show marks Puth's first homecoming show in New Jersey (awww!). Fans ofThe Ellen Degeneres Show While taking responsibility for her actions is not inherently exceptional, Warren’s ability to do so and to grow from the experienceis There are two things political leaders in this country rarely do well: the first is owning up when they make a mistake and the second is taking action so that it never happens again.