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

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Replying to @eileenflanagan
Which means we have to get the money out of politics.
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We can turn a war economy into a peace economy and a dirty economy into a green economy. Don’t ever let them tell you it’s impossible. It’s not only possible; it’s the only survivable option.
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How do you call climate change an “existential crisis” and at the same time back Line 3? @POTUS google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes…
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Replying to @cesarmvm
What we know is how many tens of millions of people’s have been saved by AA, and how the theory you just mentioned is a product of the new capitalist spa-like version of addiction treatment. If someone isn’t really an addict then of course it’s fine.
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And all the people dying from the heat are just actors pretending to be dead.
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Replying to @Brad1958_
Elect different people! Candidatesummit.com
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Once an alcoholic admits the exact nature of their problem they can’t just start drinking less; they have to stop drinking. Our addiction to fossil fuels is no different and no less deadly.
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Replying to @Brad1958_
And we need to change that.
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Replying to @Brad1958_
Yes we do. And so do our children and our children’s children.
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Replying to @EtherealCommie
“Don’t be depressed about it darling, just take this pill and you’ll feel better.” The system doesn’t want you to realize there’s something wrong with IT; it wants you to think there’s something wrong with YOU.
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Climate change now at a place where we’re no longer talking prevention, just accommodation and adaptation. People speak about that casually as though it’s not an unsurvivable option for hundreds of millions of people. It’s like we’re sitting 6 inches from a cliff having a picnic.
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Replying to @EtherealCommie
A revolution in consciousness and a political revolution, non-violent and earth-changing.
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When it comes to fighting climate change, “we’ll get there incrementally” means “we’ll never get there.”
Alan Weisman asks in the @latimes: Will @JoeBiden choose fossil fuel or Minnesota’s rivers, and a cooler planet, in the fight against Line 3? #StopLine3 latimes.com/opinion/story/20…
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Thanks to their stake in Walmart, the Waltons are the wealthiest family in the country. Their cumulative net worth is $235 billion,.
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