The Democratic Senate candidates in Georgia do not need coastal Democrats who think they know better, to presume to tell Georgians how to win an election in Georgia. The South & SW are rising ... and they’re doing it their way.
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Ha! You’re right. I should have said New York and California. That’s usually what people mean when they say it in a political context.

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And what do you mean when you say “the South & SW are rising”? Explain.
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Don't forget Atlanta has become a hub of the entertainment industry. NY and LA are strong cousins to Atlanta now 👏
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Listen to Stacy Abrams. She's got this.
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@marwilliamson now you’re being divisive? What happened to humanity being one people?
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You might want to consider the possibility that California and New York aren’t “coastal elites” either. That is another convenient myth embraced and propagated by the stakeholders/stockholders to silence us.
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Also Coastal elites sounds obnoxious I feel & what I hear Republicans refer to Dems as (obnoxiously when they say it).
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Aren't these sorts of categorical characterizations part of the problem? Please don't be part of the problem.
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why use term "coastal" at all when it smacks of "coastal elites"? which is a way to dismiss based on geography. Love you, but perplexed by this tweet, where is it coming from? If they don't want someone involved can't they say so?