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It seems to be a weak response, but THANK YOU.
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Poor Elon. He lost all of that ālunch moneyā for nothing.
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The Democrats should just a dinner on the same evening and have Amber do her set.
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I appreciate that. Trust me, weāre sorry too!
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To be clear, the orange yank & his cultists did thisānot the sane ones down here. Weāre on your side!
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Thank you, Senator.
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Thank you! We apparently only have a handful of you in Congress that are actually looking out for us. You are a true leader.
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You have proven YET AGAIN that the leadership of the Democratic Party are weak, spineless & no longer deserving of our support. And you wonder why you lost. Keep spinning it. We wonāt forget (we wonāt be allowed to).
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Bless their hearts. Most of the Democratic Party leaders and representatives are still pretending that it is just a matter of philosophical difference and contrasting legislative ideas. They think that scolding tweets, MSNBC interviews & incessant donation solicitation emails will save us. š
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Letās tell Trump, Elon, Vance and Mike Johnson that they are loved, adored & highly celebrated in the Congo. Theyāve been invited to a special event where they will be honoredā¦.
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This is what they should have doneā¦
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Thatās what Iām talking about! Good for Bernie!
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His memory of any what it used to be. He left that out! š
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How we got here is relevant for the next elections, but weāre here. There is always a board that youāre playing on. When someone changes the board, and you remain in the game, you have to play the one that youāre on.
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Exactly.
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OK. To you, I come off as āweak.ā Got it. You think that itās whining. Got it. My opinion remains unchanged.
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I am not failing to notice anything. I have a different opinion on what is required to mobilize. This is not up for debate. Itās my opinion. It doesnāt have to be yours. As for pressuring in swing districts, absolutely.
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Again, we all have our opinions. I am expressing mine. I am not here to change yours.
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She knows how to engage, speak in a way that many can hear and inspire confidence. She continues to engage and inform. Not inaction buried in rhetoric.
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First of all, no one is yelling. Second, āconstructiveā like your response? Kettle, meet black. We can disagree. Notice I donāt feel compelled to call you a derogatory name because you have a different opinion. Notice how that works?
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We can agree to disagree. In my view, Jeffries & Schumer are playing the game on a board that no longer exists. Weak.
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Iām guessing that you think that leading means writing āharsh statementsā and speaking on MSNBC. I was thrilled when you were appointed to leadership. You have proven to be a giant disappointment. We need someone w/real courage like @aoc.bsky.social or @jasmineforus.bsky.social
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