Candidate for the Democratic nomination for President of the United States.

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Read this thread. What do you call someone who has a problem criminalizing something which any sane person can see should be a crime?
1/ Texas Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed legislation called the Safe Outdoor Dogs Act. It would have made it illegal to chain up dogs and leave them without drinkable water, adequate shade or shelter. It also called for a ban on tethering dogs with heavy chains. bit.ly/3gNpj5G
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Replying to @ChipGibbons89
I get it. Thank you so much
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Very comparable. How the senators got there is not relevant to the filibuster question.
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There shouldn’t be tyranny by the minority either, which is pretty much what we have now.
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The Founders debated the filibuster and decided against it for good reason. It isn’t foundational to the way the Senate operates; it’s a relic of the Jim Crow era. You can’t keep asking people to vote for you if all you do is give them excuses every damn time. @TheDemocrats
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Replying to @ChipGibbons89
Thanks. So what’s the deal with what Ken posted?
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“What came after the Gilded Age? The progressive era,” says @ninaturner. “We are doing that same dance in the 21st century. That just increases my resolve to do what I am doing right now.” GO NINA!!! dailyposter.com/big-business…
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But wait. Then what does this mean? I’m confused on this one. youtube.com/nTSbjuwMTTI
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How do we best protest this, Ken?
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This is seriously bad. In any European country it would be seen as ludicrous. (Social Security originated with the Socialist Party, by the way). #MakeNoise #ThisNeedsToChange
New US military training document calls socialists a "terrorist" ideology and lists them alongside "neo-nazis" amid Pentagon crackdown on domestic extremism, per counterterrorism training material leaked to me: theintercept.com/2021/06/22/…
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Shocking I tell you just shocking. These businesses found a way around the worker shortage: Raising wages to $15 an hour or more washingtonpost.com/business/…
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You’re referring to a part of my book “A Return to Love” but completely mischaracterizing it. You might want to read it for yourself to see the truth.
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Replying to @SavageAmer
Did you read the article?
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Lawmakers are passing “anti-protest laws” though the Constitution specifically guarantees *the right to protest*. Remember - democracies don’t always die due to one swift action; it’s the accumulation of things like this that do it in. truthout.org/articles/over-1…
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Pay them more.
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Replying to @BetteMidler
It’s true. The Chinese have 20,000 miles of high speed rail tracks already and another 20,000 under construction, plus ten huge hubs. We are pitifully behind others in the world (also Spain, UK, France etc) on this.
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Image by @wallmika
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With climate change this will only get worse.
California farmworkers are out in 117 degree heat today.
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Yep.
Prime Day is a good time to remind you that Jeff Bezos increased his wealth by $76 billion during the pandemic while Amazon hired Koch-backed consultants to sabotage a union drive of nearly 6,000 predominantly Black warehouse workers.
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