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The cowthey/thems won yay
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Dr. Annie Andrews (@AnnieAndrewsMD) profile pictureDr. Annie Andrews
@AnnieAndrewsMD2 Jun 2023
The T in LGBTQ+ stands for TRANSGENDER. If you don’t support trans people, keep your cute pride post in your draft tweets, be better, and try again next year. πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆπŸ³οΈβ€βš§οΈ
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Who tf is this
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THE JONAS BROTHERS COMPLETE DATING HISTORY (2026)
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FL Gov 2030 -> Lean D
FL Mike (@Florida1stMike) profile pictureFL Mike@Florida1stMike19h
"Are ya ready, kids?!" >FL Gov-Elect's Wife Says Year-Round Schools A Possibility
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Do not understand what people see in this guy for a POTUS 2028 run but I can assure you it’s a hard pass
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@PollTracker2024Nov 7
Mark Kelly floats Alaska Senator Dan Sullivan as Defense Secretary if Dan Sullivan loses re-election and Hegseth gets ousted. Source: Washington Sun
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Giving Schumer and Jefferies ANY credit for the Blue Tsunami is absolutely ludicrous
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The amount of pro-establishment democrat revisionism I've been seeing over the past 24 hours almost feels like a psy-op. Chuck Schumer endorsed two (2) candidates: One, Janet Mills, lost that Maine primary you point out. The other, Haley Stevens, lost and endorsed a republican.
Swann Marcus (@SwannMarcus89) profile pictureSwann Marcus
@SwannMarcus89Nov 6
Schumer flipped literally every seat that was actually difficult. Leftists flipped...Maine, a blue state, in the biggest blue wave of my lifetime. Schumer won Mississippi, Iowa, and probably Alaska. Leftists won zero elections that anyone with a pulse and a D next to their name wouldn't have taken down
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PSAKI: β€œYour thoughts on @SenSchumer for senate leader?” @scott_colom: β€œMy concern is too many of our leaders are from the same area of the country.”
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Democrats didnt win on Tuesday bc of some 5D chess moves from Chuck Schumer or party leadership. We won because the voters HATE what trump and GOP have done the last 2 years. The Dem party remains unpopular. We can fix it - but not with those who made it unpopular.
Steve Kosareff (@steve_kosareff) profile pictureSteve Kosareff@steve_kosareffNov 6
Chuck Schumer is taking credit for the Blue Wave on Lawrence O'Donnell's show.
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It’s crazy to me that Chuck Schumer was one of the people who tried to convince Biden to step down because he was too old, and now he’s the one who refuses to step aside.
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@pliesNov 5
Dear Democrats: Ain’t No Nice Bih!! πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ
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Dems need to start a huge voter registration drive across the south starting ASAP. The preparation for 2028 needs to begin as soon as 2027 starts.
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Is Chuck Schumer exciting? No. Does he take risks? Of course not. But do his experience and acumen make him EXACTLY the man democrats need to most effectively wield this unprecedented mandate? Jesus christ, no
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This is exactly why you shouldn’t be Speaker of the House @RepJeffries @HouseDemocrats. Thomas Massie is filing for Impeachment for Hegseth. You let a Republican Congressman from Kentucky file articles of impeachment to get rid of the man you are asking why he’s still around.
Hakeem Jeffries (@RepJeffries) profile pictureHakeem Jeffries
@RepJeffriesNov 5
Why is Pete Hegseth still around?
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Did they start gerrymandering in 1992..
World Insights (@World_Insights1) profile pictureWorld Insights
@World_Insights1Nov 6
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Alabama electing gay sheriffs and trans state legislatures.. I’m a bit stunned. we are getting back on the right path the future can be bright we just have to go and get it
Red Media (@RedMedia_us) profile pictureRed Media
@RedMedia_usNov 6
Brett Jones makes history as Alabama’s first openly gay sheriff after defeating two-term Republican incumbent Kevin Turner.
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Elections have consequences
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Sometimes, the fight takes a while.
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We also have to thank Marc Elias for his tireless pursuit of justice. Fighting all the illegal things and BS cases that Trump tried to use to steal the election. Thank you Sir #Midterms2026
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I stopped by Renee and Alex’s memorials today and was inspired to see all those who showed up to pay their respects and leave an β€œI voted” sticker. We have not forgotten. Accountability is coming.
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