Does Fortnum & Mason have one? I always wanted something from there.

People may need a reminder that they voted against a subsidy extension all the way up to the very last minute - even *after* the Dems had promised to open up the government.

Or due to every other causality of every other "skirmish" we have, now that we've shown the other side that our weapons *aren't loaded.*

2/ ERs + for their healthcare needs, which means even folks w/ other forms of healthcare insurance will face very challenging conditions if they ever have need of emergency/in-patient care.

People still don't get that our healthcare outcomes are extremely interconnected (unless you're super rich).

It's going to hurt everyone who uses the ACA, b/c younger, healthier people in *every* state will take a health gamble & drop their policies, leaving only high-use healthcare consumers on ACA plans, which will then raise prices even more & tank the entire ACA.

Prior ACA folks will then start using

Thanks. I just walked away from it; I'll deal with it in a day or two, when the dust settles a bit, here.

Yes - supposedly there's a way to change that setting, but it has to be done via computer, not mobile, and my computer won't accept the new network I installed the other day, so I'm SOL, for now, because I can't get my computer online at all. Argh!

3/ punishments if they continued to support the agreement to cut ship pollution."

Elections matter - everywhere, and to everything.

2/ voted in favor of the plan, his country’s sailors would no longer be allowed to disembark at American ports. Caribbean diplomats were told that they could be blacklisted from entering the [US]. And [Rubio] personally called officials in several countries to threaten financial penalties and other

Thank you.

You aren't hearing me; being nice and being forceful are not mutually exclusive. You can have a perfectly pleasant conversation with someone while still strongly conveying your POV. There is no messenger shooting involved.

Thanks

5/ the party they want & deserve. MAGA has, but I think we have, too, b/c there's really very few of us willing to hold MoCs feet to the fire - not even w/ a phone call, let alone showing up at the Hill with a megaphone and a sign, or knocking on their Senator's doors.

You get out what you put in.

4/ letting Senators know that, rather than hiding behind 8 frontman betrayers, they need to pull those 8 back in line & vote a unified NO against the funding bill itself. But they weren't - apparently, they actually would (far) rather mourn than organize. Performative indignation.

Voters gen. get

3/ their cake & eat it, too: the shutdown's "over"; you can fly to your aunt's for Thanksgiving, no worries; but you still get to act indignant that Senators dropped the ball (which is what constituents are doing, too; dropping it).

Folks should have been out on the street today by the millions...

2/ yes votes back to no at the final vote (which can happen; it has happened as recently as this year).

And likewise, constituents want this to be over, & acting like the vote to advance the bill to debate & a floor vote was actually a vote that *ended* the shutdown meant that they could have...