We stood tonight in silence on the steps of the U.S. Capitol to remember the more than 500,000 American lives we’ve lost to COVID. Every single one of these losses is heartbreaking. We are moving forward to provide more help to end this pandemic as swiftly as possible.
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What is it about this country that we show so much love for people after they’re gone, and so little for them while they’re here?

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Replying to @marwilliamson @SenSchumer
Because it's easier to get votes pretending rather than doing (and keeps billionaires rich).
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It’s just empty posturing and pandering for votes anymore Marianne. This “Christian” nation is racist, vvhite and selfish. Exactly what they are programmed to be to serve their greedy masters.
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You're right, some don't seem to care until something horrific happen to others. Then, there are others who do care. They spend their time, and their money, trying to make a positive difference in the lives of others daily.🙏
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Because they don’t care.
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Americans are obsessed with drama. You can thank reality tv for that.
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I ask the same question often
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It’s so true and pathetic
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Morality as vanity? I think because it says something about us, and not them.
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