Sara Briggs retweeted
We plan on joining some of the biggest accounts in the world to monitor the Trump Administration’s actions every step of the way.
We’ll file lawsuits.
We’ll organize.
Are you in?
Sara Briggs retweeted
Win or lose, I am ashamed of the United States of America. I have seen enough to make that statement confidently.
I am proud as hell of the people in this country who have chosen to vote for freedom and democracy. As for those who did not...they have brought shame and disgrace upon this nation.
Again, we may very well win...and I'll be jubilant...just as you will. But, at the end of the day, my shame for this country will endure until this nation heals...and freedom once again becomes something the country values.
We have so much more work to do. So much.
Can this country pull out of what looks like a downward spiral? I'm optimistic. Why? Because the alternative is not acceptable for me to even think about. If we ever suspend our belief that we can prevail and fight to bring this country back to its former state of hope and optimism, that's when it's over. For that reason...as long as there is breath in me, I will work towards that goal.
Sara Briggs retweeted
Kamala Harris sent us off with a hopeful message when she said, "Only when it is dark enough can you see the stars." Thank you, Kamala.
Sara Briggs retweeted
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Kamala Harris exemplifies integrity and leadership, guiding America towards greater justice and opportunity. Her campaign was historic, and her selection as VP was my best decision, reflecting America's potential. She'll persist in championing all Americans, shaping our future positively.
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The racism and misogyny in this country is galling.
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What America saw today was the Kamala Harris I know and deeply admire.
She’s been a tremendous partner and public servant full of integrity, courage, and character.
Under extraordinary circumstances, she stepped up and led a historic campaign that embodied what’s possible when guided by a strong moral compass and a clear vision for a nation that is more free, more just, and full of more opportunities for all Americans.
As I’ve said before, selecting Kamala was the very first decision I made when I became the nominee for president in 2020. It was the best decision I made. Her story represents the best of America’s story. And as she made clear today, I have no doubt that she’ll continue writing that story.
She will continue the fight with purpose, determination, and joy. She will continue to be a champion for all Americans. Above all, she will continue to be a leader our children will look up to for generations to come as she puts her stamp on America’s future.
I'm just wondering this morning why people are so afraid of a woman in power that they have literally swept the sewerfor candidates. Trump, Cruz , Boebert, Sheesy; Gianforte, Knutson the list goes on. And they turned complete power over to a toxic fascist and his crew if fools.
Sara Briggs retweeted
Taylor Swift wrote a song about my son, Ronan, after he died of cancer. She put me on as a co-writer, and donated the proceeds directly to pediatric cancer -no strings, no hidden motives, just pure compassion and integrity.
In stark contrast, the Trump family engaged in significant fundraising efforts for children with cancer through the Eric Trump Foundation. However, reports later revealed that funds were used to pay Trump-owned properties for hosting fundraising events, raising concerns about conflicts of interest and self-dealing. What could have been a mission solely dedicated to supporting children in need became tainted by financial practices that appeared to benefit the Trump Organization, casting a shadow over the charitable intentions initially claimed.
This election is a no-brainer. It’s a choice between compassion and corruption, between someone like Kamala Harris, who has spent her career fighting for justice, and Trump, who has exploited the vulnerable at every turn. Kamala has consistently shown a commitment to supporting communities and ensuring people’s rights are protected, while Trump and his family have even stooped to taking funds meant for children with cancer.
If integrity, empathy, and basic decency matter, then this choice couldn’t be clearer. Supporting Kamala and her values means standing up for the kind of future where compassion isn’t just talk—it’s action. We owe it to ourselves and to the next generation to reject self-interest and stand on the right side of history.
Sara Briggs retweeted
MAGA has been threatening everybody with civil war for the last eight years, and democrats are the party of violence and hate?
Here’s my reply: fuck Donald Trump, and fuck MAGA.
Sara Briggs retweeted
Two women have died in Texas in the last month because complications from miscarriages and failure to promptly provide the requisite medical treatment. This is because of Donald Trump’s Supreme Court overturning 5 decades of precedent. Vote for Kamala Harris to save women’s lives.
Sara Briggs retweeted
“It’s time for Bush to show political courage and endorse Vice President Kamala Harris…President Bush, it’s time for you to help preserve our republic again—not from a foreign enemy this time, but a domestic one.” thebulwark.com/p/president-b…
Sara Briggs retweeted
My name is Ryan. I’m a 42 years old husband, father, and veteran.
I voted for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz to protect my daughter’s right to choose.
How about you?
#HarrisWalz2024
Sara Briggs retweeted
No matter what happens on Tuesday, you can rest assured I'll be on here Wednesday, calling out Donald Trump and his goons with vigor. I am not afraid. I refuse to be afraid.





















