frankly

“And, frankly,” he added with a laugh, “I still feel like I’m in my prime at 87.”

But there's less willingness from her, or frankly any other senior Democrats, grappling with their party's long-term dilemmas.

“This conversation is part of frankly many generations of conversations about who should have access to the white-collar economy,” said Jeffries, whose organization’s schools serve mostly low-income Black and Hispanic students.

“But frankly, the surf out front is consistently poor-to-fair and it’s, like, absolutely crowded. So, this wave pool is going to be incredible.”

"There's frankly been a very significant decrease in resources to provide the level of support and care," Pope said.