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  1. Pinned Tweet
    May 18

    3 questions we should ask about Trump every day from now until November to focus us on the stakes: 1) What has he done to stop people from getting sick? 2) What has he done to stop people from losing their jobs? 3) What has he done to deserve another four years as president?

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  2. Two years ago, started a fundraiser for opponent and tomorrow Maine will pick who that will be. We need to make sure whoever wins has the resources to leave Collins disappointed on November 3.

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  3. 1 hour ago

    Lives lost, people sick, families torn apart, businesses closed, jobs destroyed - all for one very small man’s very big ego. This Masshole really says it all:

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  4. 1 hour ago

    Just one of those days where it’s hard to fully comprehend the scale of the damage that Donald Trump has done to America.

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    Trump's latest scapegoat? Dr. Anthony Fauci. , & break down this, the politics of negotiating the next round of economic relief in Congress, and how Democrats should frame their messaging ahead of the November elections.

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  7. 4 hours ago

    NEW POD: Trump frees Roger Stone and shivs Tony Fauci, Congress debates the next round of pandemic relief as the economy stalls, and talks to about how to safely re-open schools:

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    Every Democratic operative dealing with the campaign has described O’Malley Dillon as clear-eyed - and vocal - about a tightening of the polls in the fall.

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  9. Retweeted
    Jul 12

    MAY 20: Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis () brags coronavirus outbreak “hasn’t happened.” JULY 12: Florida reports 15,299 coronavirus cases, the largest single-day increase of any state ever, even beating California (11,694 in July) and New York (11,571 from April 15).

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  10. Jul 12

    Shivving someone as trusted and beloved by the public as Fauci will now serve as one of the more glaring, memorable examples of Trump’s catastrophic response to the pandemic, and it’s exactly the kind of ego-fueled move that’s turning voters away from Trump.

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  11. Jul 12

    I’ve seen multiple focus groups now where swing voters will specifically mention Trump’s tendency to put his own ego over the advice of public health experts as a reason they’re not voting for him this time.

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  12. Jul 12

    The White House orchestrating a hit job on one of the country’s most respected public health officials in the middle of a pandemic isn’t just dangerous and repugnant - it’s one of the politically stupider moves they’ve made in a long time.

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    Jul 11

    Thursday's monumental victory was emotional for members of Muscogee (Creek) Nation--whose treaty rights and inherent sovereignty was on the line. Read their voices in this great article.

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  14. Retweeted
    Jul 10

    Liberals were right about George W Bush and they’re right about Donald Trump. The Republican Party is a political party incapable of governing the nation without ushering in death, devastation, and national humiliation. Just the facts.

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    Jul 10

    Announcement of VP. The conventions. Debates. The big moments are still left to come. Hear from speechwriting guru about all that as well as thoughts on communicating during a pandemic.

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    Jul 10

    HEY remember by book club? Of course you do. I am THRILLED to announce that and will be joining me to discuss Their Eyes Were Watching God (which, by the way, is Janet’s favorite book)!

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    Jul 10

    What could turn a feminist into a white nationalist? This week, we delve into the story of Cordelia Scaife May, the eccentric heiress whose fortune underwrote both the Pittsburg Children’s Museum...& an influential network of immigration restrictionists.

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    Jul 10

    Sometimes, American politics is complicated. Right now, it's extremely simple: the public has reached a harshly negative judgment of the president's handling of the most important issue facing the country, and the issue is so paramount that there's little room to wiggle out of it

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    Jul 10

    We saw similar surges of young people signing up to run for office. Protesting was the beginning of their political engagement — not the only or the end.

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    this has been so fun I can’t handle it’s the finale so I’m going to inundate with new ideas for another!!!

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    Jul 10

    The bottom has dropped out on Trump's coronavirus numbers.

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