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Thank you for walking out.
& Thank you for reposting on a non-meta platform. Please look to your like-minded colleagues (and their staffers) with strong digital presences for the best ways to facilitate cross-platform communication for your constituents to engage with.
Right track, Keep it up 👍

Thank you for representing your constituents, upholding your oath, and doing the right thing.

Please build coalitions with those who share your courage and decency. Unless there’s some top secret 5D chess going on (doubtful), your leadership in the house is dangerously wrong about their methods.

The minute it became obvious that white women were approaching a socioeconomic position en masse where they might never choose to play second fiddle to white men, the slow-moving machine of misogyny got a jump start.

Their privacy policy looks incredibly transparent with clear opt-out/unsubscribe instructions. They also list some pretty legitimate partners. Perhaps one of these partners could provide some verification?

And the immediate, coordinated, and highly effective effort to dismantle it.

If this question is in good faith: Iowa, New Hampshire, and Nevada.

If it’s not in good faith, I’m uninterested in entertaining an unwillingness to recognize the multi-racial working class coalition that was built (and almost precisely lost to Trump in 2024–I might add) during this campaign.

I agree. We do need someone capable of winning, that can embrace our base, and effectively message. Someone who can run a campaign with higher unanimous approval than any other candidate, democrat or republican. NOT to kneel to those willing to lose our democracy in order to uphold the status quo.

How goddamn depressing and disappointing and frustrating. So all that talk about fighting fascism was just another campaign strategy. I mean it was easy to be cynical and I suspected as much but this is just a breathtaking abdication of their duty to the American people