My first impression was that *all* democrats in Texas were being chased out of the state - which was concerning for a millisecond considering how close the state is to flipping blue at the state level. I feel as though the wording is purposely malicious towards progress.
Why are media folks using the word “flee” for Dems in Texas?
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I don't know, probably because that makes for a more interesting headline than one that would more accurately represent what they were doing
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Same reason they used it when Trump left the Capital on Inauguration Day....sloppiness in language.
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So you’ve been in corporate journalism at one time could you explain to us why that word choice?
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When I read that, I hear “escaping danger.” If they stay they’ll be arrested/detained, brought into Congress, and the GOP will have their quorum to vote in voter restrictions.
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There doesn't seem to be an appropriate synonym.. Break out? Disappear? Vanish? Escape?
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Depart?
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