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Wearer of hats. Deficient maid. Occasional lawyer. LiberalAF. Ally 🏳️‍🌈

Richmond, VA
Joined September 2008
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How it feels when you learn that you can just copy any GIFs and post it by just press-hold on the GIF, copy the link, paste it and you are off to go.
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Bernie Sanders announces he will NOT be supporting Chuck Schumer for Senate Majority Leader “If this campaign was about anything, it was about change and the need for the Democratic Party to move in a new and bold direction. I personally have known Chuck Schumer for over 30 years. I like Chuck, nobody who works harder than Chuck Schumer, but in my view the time is now for change and I will not be supporting Chuck to be re-elected as the Democratic leader”
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None of the NYT, WaPo, or Politico mention Jim Jordan’s key role in trying to help Trump overturn 2020 in their stories today on Jordan becoming House GOP leader. NYT says the move “signaled a desire for fresh leadership.” Subscribe to Democracy Docket. demdock.com/4wbp1va
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Get in losers, we’re fixing Congress.
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Van Hollen: 
“We have two members in that room, newly elected senators, who would not be there if Schumer and the DSCC had had their way. [They] sided with the crypto industry and AIPAC against these candidates, and my strong view is only under very, very rare exceptions should the DSCC be weighing in.”
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We are in a constitutional crisis.👇 Attorney General Todd Blanche once again threatened to prosecute newly elected Democrats for speech promising accountability for President Donald Trump and his cabinet. democracydocket.com/news-ale…
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Jim Jordan has defeated Steve Scalise to become the next House Minority Leader. It's not a surprising result. Scalise had a very distinct disadvantage in today's GOP, as he has never been alleged to have committed or enabled sexual abuse.
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When Republicans win a 4-seat majority in the House and a 3-seat majority in the Senate. "This is a mandate! Liberalism is dead!" When Democrats win (at least) a 90-seat majority in the House and a 10-seat majority in the Senate… "Democrats need to reach across the aisle."🤣😂
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Grey retweeted
الان فهمیدم اگه روی گیف دستتون رو نگه دارید و copy video link رو بزنید خیلی راحت میشه اونو کُپی کرد. چه باحال :)))
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Jeffries is threatening to withhold committee assignments from anyone who does not pledge their support for him to become speaker. So a loyalty pledge — sound familiar? Haven’t we had enough of governing by threat?? Isn’t this exactly what we just voted against?
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Beware of any Christian movement that acts as though the world is full of enemies to be destroyed rather than full of neighbors to be loved.
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Hakeem Jeffries is less popular than Mike Johnson, who led his party to historic defeat and is stepping down as congressional leader. The Democrats won in spite of Jeffries and Schumer, not because of them.
.@ezraklein: Give credit here to Hakeem Jeffries, who is extremely disciplined. He made sure, for instance, that the government shutdown was narrowly focused on healthcare. That actually had the effect of making Donald Trump less popular
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If Hakeem remains speaker, the chances are high that the blue wave will be for nothing, currently he has no "challenger" so he'll be placed in leadership by default. Some reps also report being intimidated if they don't offer unconditional support. That's not acceptable.
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It is amazing how dedicated Hakeem Jeffries is to not even attempting to do anything. It goes beyond not meeting the moment, this dude does not even care to pretend there is a moment to be met. It's actually insulting.
Hakeem Jeffries is asked if he will follow the lead of Sen Chris Van Hollen and others who’ve demanded the upcoming spending bill end the Iran war or else the government shuts down. He says: "We're going to end the war in Iran one way or the other, but with respect to the Appropriations Process, right now, that's in the hands of Rosa DeLauro on the House side, and Patty Murray on the Senate side" Jeffries feeling absolutely no pressure to end this war, clearly very confident he’ll become Speaker regardless.
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Bernie's 100-day plan covers dental vision hearing for every child from birth up to 19, it only needs 51 votes to pass.
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Hakeem Jeffries mocks the media and asserts he already has the votes for Speaker then endorses Chuck Schumer. This man is funded by AIPAC and Palantir, opposes Medicare for All, and will use his speakership to serve Wall Street and the Zionist war machine. The people desperately need a party because the Democrats don’t represent us at all.
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I'm old enough to remember Trump suing CBS's "60 Minutes" for editing their interview of Kamala Harris, and the network settled for millions. Hmm....
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Okay, let’s reason this out. Thinking caps 𝗢𝗡. If Hegseth committed high crimes or misdemeanors, and if he did them at the behest of, or on behalf of, or in cahoots with, someone else, say, I don’t know … uh … let’s assume the president of the United States … that would mean .… Gosh, I’m stumped. I know there’s a logical conclusion here that should be obvious, but it’s just escaping me. Could it mean that someone else has committed impeachable, removable acts too?? If so, who would that be?? Just completely stumped. But I feel strongly there must be a clear answer. Damn, this is almost as hard as the president’s cognitive tests. Can anyone out there help? @Grok, do you know?
Hegseth notes that everything he did was "ordered by the commander in chief" (he was just following orders, you see)
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I just heard Hegseth described as “every Jacksonville Florida strip club regular” and no I can’t unsee it.
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