He/him. Proud son of immigrants. 2018 # AR1 Democratic nominee for Congress. Suffering @Mariners ⚾️ fan. Biz growth consultant. Tweets are my own.
San Luis Obispo, CA
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Hey, @votesaveamerica, I just recruited 10 folks to knock on doors or phone bank in Nevada to help @KamalaHarris, @RosenforNevada, @StevenHorsford, @SusieLeeNV, and @dinatitus.
@jonlovett, all I’ve ever wanted is for you to tell me, “you’ve won the game!” Have I?
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Me:
-Born a U.S. Citizen
-Child of a U.S. Citizen
-Family has been in the U.S. since the 1940s
If I’m next, then literally half the population is next 👀
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Y’all blaming @SenSchumer, and deservedly so, but don’t forget the 9 other @TheDemocrats who voted for this.
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The Republican CR to fund the government just passed the procedural hurdle in the Senate because of these Democrats:
Chuck Schumer
Catherine Cortez Masto
Dick Durbin
Brian Schatz
Angus King
Maggie Hassan
John Fetterman
Gary Peters
Kirsten Gillibrand
Jeanne Shaheen
Shame on you all.
Absolutely love the @Mariners dedication to a consistent .540 winning percentage, despite having the best, deepest rotation in the game. #baseball #OpeningDay #Mariners
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As a Dallas native, who went to the Mav’s first NBA finals in 2006 and the parade in 2011. I can confidently say trading prime Luka Doncic is one of the biggest mistakes in the history of sports.
This is organizational malpractice. I am sick.
January 19, 2025: the night of the ultimate Sunday Scaries. #Trump #Inauguration
I’m sorry, but while I supported Arkansas’s ratification of the ERA during my campaign and still do, this is not how the process works. Kind of a weird thing to do in the final days of this administration.
#28thAmendment #ERA #EqualRightsAmendment
The Equal Rights Amendment is the 28th Amendment, and it is the law of the land.
ALT For Immediate Release Statement from Vice President Kamala Harris on the Equal Rights Amendment January 17, 2025 Equality is a fundamental promise of our democracy. That is why the Equal Rights Amendment belongs in our Constitution. It makes our nation stronger, and it is the law of the land because the American people have spoken in states across our nation. History teaches us that civil rights are fought for and won with every generation. That continues to be true today, which is why I have spent my career fighting for freedoms and to expand opportunities for women and girls. It has always been clear that when we lift up women, we lift up children, families, communities, and all of society. Now, Americans must continue to fight for a more equal and just nation where everyone has the opportunity to realize the promise of America.
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The Archivist of the United States, charged with officially publishing ratified amendments, has confirmed that the ERA was not ratified and based that analysis on binding legal precedent.
There is no 28th Amendment.
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Pretty pleased with the set-up of the new (home) office. Can’t wait to share the details on the new adventure I’m embarking on after a 2024 that saw me regain my professional confidence.
More details to come! @kirthigareddy @Verix_io
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RBG refused to resign at age 83 and died at the end of Trump's term. He picked Barrett and 87-year-old Senate Judiciary head Dianne Feinstein didn't put up a fight. Now an 84-year-old Pelosi is pushing a 74-year-old with cancer to block the rise of a popular young progressive.
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I was drafted in 2010 and today I am officially announcing my retirement from baseball.
This year has been a rollercoaster—from fearing I needed Tommy John surgery to discovering I was physically fine, only to realize my biggest hurdle was my own mind.
While working to get back on the mound, my wife started a small pitching lesson business and told me to show up. What I didn’t expect was how much those kids would change my life.
As I poured my knowledge into these young men, something shifted. The drive to play for myself began to fade, and my mental health improved. Teaching these kids was life-giving and gave me a renewed sense of purpose. In just a few months, our little business grew to over 40 students, sparking a much bigger dream.
Starting mid-January, we’ll be opening Home Base Athletics in Black Diamond, WA—a place where baseball and community come together. In addition, my wife and I are launching Project 65, a program dedicated to making quality instruction accessible to those who might not otherwise afford it.
Though I’m stepping away from the game as a player, I’m stepping into a new chapter where I can give back to the sport that gave me so much. Thank you to everyone who’s been part of this journey—I can’t wait to see where this next adventure takes us.
Thanks to the @RedRockDems for inviting me to their member meeting earlier this week. Great to visit with former NV Gov @SteveSisolak and THE @RalstonReports of the @TheNVIndy.
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If I can say a word in Nancy Mace’s defense, she has dietary issues that leave her not only constipated, but when she does have a movement it is loud enough that we can hear it in the hallway or men’s room and the smell has stripped the paint off of three of stalls in the women’s restroom.
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A big congrats to @HanadiNadeem on her history making win! Hanadi is the first Muslim as well as the first ever Pakistani-American elected to the NV legislature. Her story is a great American story! Please join me in congratulating her! @nvassemblydems @nvdems
