"It's incredibly historic to organize a campaign at such an early age; what Elise Stefanik did is like pushing a boulder uphill. We'll see a lot of her in the years to come." —Norah O'Donnell, co-host of CBS This Morning
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Every election year, whether it be the primary or the general, I'm reminded of my favorite success story. Watching @EliseStefanik win to become the youngest woman in history to be elected to Congress changed my perspective and motivated me to get involved in the process myself.
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Every once in a while, I dig this up to remind myself of that moment in 2014. If you're frustrated by your choices at the poll today, in November, or beyond; I encourage you to do something about it. "Luck favors the brave"https://www.glamour.com/story/us-representative-elise-stefanik-youngest-woman-to-join-congress …
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You do know she doesn’t live in the district and hires underage students to do dirty campaign work ... not in my North Country. Not today Putin, not today!
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That's true! I think it's really cool that @Ocasio2018 was able to beat a lifelong politician at such a young age. I don't think I can agree with her on a single issue, but I can give credit where it's due. It's encouraging to see more young successful women in politics.
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