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@DevalPatrick

Two-term MA governor, civil rights attorney, business leader, beekeeper. Supporting American progress at . Built by the South Side of Chicago.

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    May 14

    In America, we have been losing sight of some basic truths, namely: that we have a stake in each other’s dreams and struggles, as well as our own; and that we each owe a responsibility to leave things better for those who come behind us. That’s why I started .

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    Our country and party will be shaped by the elections of the next few years. , founded by Gov. , supports candidates that will deliver the progressive change America so desperately needs. Learn more at .
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  2. 4 hours ago

    5 years later and there has been no justice for Sandra Bland. A traffic stop should not be a death sentence. We must continue our demands for police reform and stand together until all people can live without fear of the systems that are meant to protect us.

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  3. 6 hours ago

    We need him to continue fighting for a more prosperous and just society for Alabamans and all Americans.

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  4. 6 hours ago

    . has strong convictions, but is humble enough to search for common ground among those who disagree with him — a crucial characteristic in a time when hyper-partisanship often brings much of the nation’s progress to a halt.

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  5. 6 hours ago

    When our elected officials lead based on principle and a deep set of personal values, we are all better off. That’s exactly the kind of leader Senator is — and why we need him in the U.S. Senate. Proud to endorse his re-election campaign.

    TogetherFUND stands behind leaders who put their country and people first — who understand the challenges we face and the potential to solve them together. And it’s clear that for Alabama, is that leader. We enthusiastically endorse his re-election to the Senate.
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  6. Retweeted
    11 hours ago

    Voting is how we secure justice and prosperity for our communities. We cannot stop at that of course, but holding those we elect accountable to deliver on their promises is an important place to start. More from :

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  7. Jul 11

    Voting based on the character of a candidate is always important. But now more than ever, we need to vote with the character of the country in mind. What kind of country do we want for generations? We’re at a crossroads, and this year’s election will determine our path forward.

    Morning Joe | Voting This Election
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  8. Jul 11

    All of us have a shared responsibility to protect one another, keep our communities and those that live within them safe, and most importantly do the right thing. When you go outside, please remember to always wear a mask. If not for yourself, then for the wellbeing of others.

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  9. Jul 10

    President Trump’s commutation of his friend Roger Stone is about what I have come to expect. Trump is perhaps the most lawless president in American history. For anyone still in doubt, in Trump world it pays to have friends in high places. America has to do better than that.

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  10. Jul 9

    Indigenous people have not always been able to depend on commitments made by US governments. ruled today that America’s word must count for something. Once the Trump administration is replaced this fall, I hope we can depend on that consistently.

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  11. Jul 9

    Re-imaging policing starts with investing in communities. By allocating more funding to education, mental health services, child care & other basic resources, we can support families, and end the cycle of turning to police when these systems fail.

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  12. Jul 9

    It is affirming to see the rule of law carry the day.

    7-2 Trump is not a king.
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  13. Jul 8

    We’re just under four months until Election Day. From now until November and beyond, is committed to lifting up candidates who can deliver on a progressive agenda. These are the visionary candidates we’ve endorsed so far.

    We are proud to endorse a strong group of candidates in races across the country for their experience, ideals, and most importantly, their visions for upholding a progressive agenda. See the candidates we’ve endorsed so far and how you can get involved:
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  14. Jul 8

    My statement on today's decision, which endangers birth control coverage access for people across the country.

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    Jul 8

    My first medium post because..well.. black and Latinos are dying, I finally recovered (almost fully) from COVID, and this all could’ve been avoided. Take a read 👇🏾 Not Everything about the Pandemic was Unpredictable

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  16. Jul 8

    We can’t let ICE get away with this cruel and reckless move that puts the health and safety of international students in danger.

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    Jul 8

    Election Day is less than 4 months out. This election might look different, but our responsibility is the same. All of us must do our part to ensure equal access to the ballot box. Start by making sure you and your loved ones are registered to vote ↓

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  18. Jul 8

    “Everybody in there was African-American,” said Teresa Bradley, as she was taken to the emergency room while sick with the coronavirus. A realization that represents a harsh truth in our country: racial inequity means health inequity.

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  19. Jul 7

    The , currently stalled in the Senate, would allocate $100 billion toward emergency rental assistance programs. This crisis isn’t over. People are suffering, and it’s the responsibility of those they’ve elected to provide relief.

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  20. Jul 7

    From one crisis to the next… Our leaders at all levels of gov’t have a responsibility to curb the toll of this crisis. And then commit to fixing the systems that put people of color in this position in the first place.

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  21. Jul 7

    A true hero who has never stopped fighting for justice.

    59 years ago today I was released from Parchman Farm Penitentiary after being arrested in Jackson, MS for using a so-called "white" restroom during the Freedom Rides of 1961.
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