In a world where fear exhibits a constant gravitational pull, positivity is not a given - in politics or anywhere else. An effort to disrupt today’s dysfunctional politics - with new language, new possibilities and new priorities - is an antidote to fear and a triumph of love.

Aug 22, 2019 · 1:17 PM UTC

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yadda yadda yadda...how many rewrites did it take for you to come up with this little say nothing profusely wordy tid bit...yawn...step aside now...put your support behind a candidate who can actually win the nomination..ur tired proclamations present no solutions..polling zero%
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How about you meet with Taliban and ISIS in effort to make peace and then if successful, you definitely have my vote.
Replying to @marwilliamson @redsteeze
Seriously with this??
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Marianne, some people have positive ions and others have negatives. They are both reactive to their surroundings , but to different polarities. You have to be the force that neutralizes these forces and brings about a force of one. Then you can fight the good fight.
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Replying to @marwilliamson @redsteeze
Yup, definitely commander & chief qualifications right there.
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The nomination must be achieved within "dysfunctional politics," not via alternative routes; the presidency is won through a flawed (EC) yet fixed process, not write-in votes. The stakes couldn't be higher; we live in chaos; we need the triumph of pragmatism, not "disruption."
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Replying to @marwilliamson @redsteeze
But. . . doesn't that constant gravitational pull keep us grounded? Just sayin'. . .
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TL;DR version: Nice words are magic.
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