I hope we’re all appreciating this week how lucky we are to live in a country where we have the power to choose our president. With voter suppression, party manipulation etc that power is threatened, but fully appreciating its importance is part of what inspires us to defend it.

Mar 2, 2020 · 9:33 PM UTC

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We don’t have that power, @marwilliamson. Remember how the establishment cheated you by imposing ridiculous standards in order to qualify for the debates?
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Yes they did do that, and more, but 1) people had the opportunity to not be duped by the ridiculous stories about me, and 2) I have the power to be talking about it even now. In some countries I could not.
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Don't you see the irony in campaigning for a candidate who admires the governments of countries without freedom or the ability to choose their president?
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Now is our time to defend our rights & evoke our power, no matter how hard they make it for us. We the People will win 2020! 🕊🇺🇸🕊
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Replying to @marwilliamson
Are the black voters of S. Carolina “the Democratic establishment”? Did they manipulate the primary? They put Biden back into competition. It’s borderline racist to ignore that.
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But wait, now you’re calling tonight’s election results a coup.
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Thank you for having the back of the American people, and not these corporate scumbags.
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I don’t think we have the power. That was proven in 2016. This is all a game... at the expense of the most vulnerable
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Marianne, please, call Warren and tell her exactly that. #WarrenendorseBernie
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