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I ran for Senate because Delaware needs | She/her

Delaware, USA
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  1. 11 hours ago

    We can spend the next 4 years wringing our hands about “the next Trump” or we can do everything we can to end the socio-economic crises that lead us to the first one.

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  2. Nov 14

    Two of the best days of 2020 were the day Hum surprise released Inlet and the day Polyvinyl surprise delivered my Inlet vinyl (because I forgot I’d ordered it months ago). 🎧

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  3. Nov 13

    Delaware’s 7-day average of new cases is the worst it’s ever been.

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  4. Nov 13

    Corner stores open after 10pm do not cause violence in our city and until we address the root causes of structural inequity and trauma we will not solve this problem.

    Wilmington against the corner store, redux: a councilwoman, targeting nighttime loitering, is pushing a bill to make neighborhood convenience and fast food stores close 2 hours earlier
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  5. Nov 12

    Shout out open enrollment, the time of year where I get to use my Freedom of Choice™️ to pick one of two pre-selected health insurance plans I don’t understand that invariably cost more than last year.

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  6. Nov 12

    Delaware's Senators voted to confirm 2 more Trump judges this week.

    Dems who voted to confirm at least 1 Trump judge this week: Brown: 1/2 Carper: 2/2 Coons: 2/2 Cortez Masto: 2/2 Feinstein: 2/2 Hassan: 2/2 Jones: 2/2 Kaine: 2/2 Leahy: 2/2 Manchin: 2/2 Murphy: 2/2 Peters: 1/2 Reed: 1/2 Rosen: 1/2 Shaheen: 1/2 Warner: 2/2 Whitehouse: 1/2
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  7. Nov 12

    Delawareans cannot wait until 2026 for $15 an hour.

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  8. Nov 10

    This is complicity, not civility. These centrists obsessed with bipartisanship prevent Democrats from ever wielding power.

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    Let me be clear: I will not vote to pack the courts & I will not vote to end the filibuster. The U.S. Senate is the most deliberative body in the world. It was made so that we work together in a bipartisan way. If you get rid of the filibuster, there's no reason to have a Senate.
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  9. Nov 9

    In West Virginia with very little human contact and cell service and couldn’t recommend it more.

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  10. Nov 8

    I had some incredible canvassing convos in these neighborhoods. People who expressed real critiques of capitalism and a desire to guarantee dignity to everyone. I also had some of the most disheartening with people who’ve seen no reason to believe politicians will work for them.

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  11. Nov 8

    I’d encourage any journalists still in town after last night’s speeches at the riverfront to head over to the other side of 95 or up around 9th and Pine. Talk to people there. Share the stories of people who need a lot more than a president to change.

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  12. Nov 8

    Funny how centrists who ran scared and immediately blamed progressives for their losses weren’t the ones “opening fire.”

    Also, having AOC opening friendly fire on other Dems and insisting on a move to the left when the Senate could hang in the balance on two seats in *Georgia* falls into the category of "the GOP can't believe their good luck that she even exists" level of political dumbness.
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  13. Nov 8

    Waking up today with a reminder for myself that the fight isn’t for some comfortable idea of “normal,” but for justice.

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  14. Nov 7

    Very grateful to have a dog that's not scared of fireworks right now.

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    Nov 6

    For people not from Georgia: Please stop spreading the narrative that Stacey Abrams turned GA blue by herself🤫 Tamieka Atkins - ProGeorgia Helen Bulter - GCPA Nsé Ufot - New GA Project Deborah Scott- GA Stand-Up Know their names, learn their work, and give them credit.

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  16. Nov 6

    It’s cute how “learning to code” has been the perfect panacea for all our economy’s failures for the last 10 years. And it’s definitely not an attempt to commodify specialized skills to undercut well-paid workers.

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    On ABC, Rahm Emanuel literally says a Biden White House should tell people laid off from retail stores like JC Penney to learn to code. He actually said this. Amazing.
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  17. Nov 6

    An Oscar for your Friday (seen here with an auction item you can bid on in support of Brandywine Counseling starting on Nov. 27: )

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  18. Nov 6

    If you’re curious what I mean about the failures of traditional campaigning and how this work needs to be done locally to bubble up for bigger elections, read the fantastic on it.

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  19. Nov 6

    Traditional campaigning doesn’t capture these voters or even try to. But in the places where organizers had resources to do their work, they brought people in. We can make their work easier by running on and fighting to actually change the material conditions of people’s lives.

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  20. Nov 6

    What’s happening is the result of organizing and mobilizing. If you’re taking any lessons, this should be it.

    What's happening in Georgia is remarkable. Biden - 2,444,980 votes (and counting) Clinton - 1,877,963 Obama - 1,773,827 Obama - 1,844,123
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