The best way to counter this is by inclusion of all voters: how about including the 3 million registered nurses in the US whose voices are absent from all healthcare coverage, legislation, policy and research? #Nurses deserve seats at the table!
There has been a lot of conversation about “electability” and “who can speak to the Midwest?” Too often their definition of the Midwest leaves people out. That is short-sighted. We cannot get dragged into simplistic narratives or yesterday’s politics.pic.twitter.com/fcG2PAF2iz
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I 100% agree with you, they talk about healthcare reform, but they have absolutely no idea what healthcare workers do every day. We need people at the reform table that understand insurance, patient care, and the best practice of health care
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They say this for a reason. I see it as what both parties do to Native Americans. Nobody talks about us or our issues. Midwest is code for white. They have voting power in those states. We don't. We are left out. Those states are where 2016 was lost. They say it for a reason...
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Usually what we are told is to vote for one party because they're the lesser of two evils. Nobody talks about our issues. They don't need to.
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Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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When they say Midwest they mean white people. We need diverse representation, not more white washing.
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Not in Michigan
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I’m the Midwest!
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I live in the Midwest and
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You will never be President
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That's what they said about Trump.
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