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

Joined February 2009
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Replying to @GovRonDeSantis
Make DeSantis president and we’re in trouble.
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“We’re gonna do so much” turned into “There’s nothing much I can do” pretty quickly. So weird to start out as Roosevelt and then morph into Hoover. Isn’t that going backwards?
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Magnificent.
Not sure why this hasn't received more publicity, but this fifty-foot sculpture called "Dignity" was unveiled several years ago in Chamberlain South Dakota. Created by artist Dale Lamphere to honor the women of the Sioux Nation. It's absolutely stunning.
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For every Democrat who says Biden would do more to help people but his hands are tied, there’s a GOP strategist saying “Yes please keep saying that!”
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If there’s a red wave in November it won’t be because the majority of Americans believe the Republicans will actually help them. It will be because of the rage people feel that the Democrats haven’t.
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An economic system should exist to serve the people, people shouldn’t exist to serve an economic system.
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Replying to @shekinah1313
This isn’t about government “run” healthcare. This is about how things get paid for, not about how things get run.
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All advanced democracies in the world have universal healthcare except us. Hundreds of thousands of Americans die every year because of inadequate healthcare & for one reason only: the greed of the private insurance industry & the willingness of our political system to play ball.
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Replying to @QuakerGawd
Ridiculous. Is it “lacking in economic seriousness” for kids to go to high school? Or to a park? Or to a library? Or to drive on the roads?
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Talked with a German cousin last night about how every citizen there gets full healthcare and free education through college or tech school. It’s just their normal. She said “ I don’t understand why people in America say ‘socialism’ like it’s an insult.”
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Replying to @MAK61908432
You're not gonna like, give it one night of celebration?!
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A great course correction. We can do it here too.
Colombia just elected its first leftist President in the country’s history. Chile just drafted a constitution that establishes a national health service and free education at every level. Ecuadorians are mobilizing in the thousands to prevent privatizations. This is hope.
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She is fabulous.
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Replying to @mattsgoodtweets
First of all it’s not just dumping $1T into the economy; it’s money to be disbursed over 20 years. Closing the economic gap between blacks and whites would expand the economy by $1.5T
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Today I would say $1T. It was an important moment for me because the debate was in Detroit. I knew what Detroiters had shown me when I lived there, and I knew I would never forgive myself if I didn’t make the argument for reparations on the stage that night.
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If only.
By cutting Pentagon spending by $100B, the People Over Pentagon Act would return military spending to pre-Trump levels. jacobin.com/2022/06/defense-…
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People die so that private health insurance companies can live. Shouldn’t it be the other way around? theguardian.com/us-news/2022…
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The same people who brought you the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan with all their attendant death, destruction and criminality are now telling you it’s imperative to destroy the life of Julian Assange because HE is a threat to our national security.
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