Former First Lady Michelle Obama just shared my article on @niya_144 this is fine this is normal I’m absolutely calm about this https://t.co/125s6JI5ah
There’s Zaniya, who won our #BetterMakeRoom essay contest and got to be on the cover of @Seventeen with me in 2016. Now, she’s a sophomore at George Washington University and started her own campaign to empower young women. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 https://t.co/g6casal3gS
Allow me to get emotional about my family casting our ballots for democracy, reproductive freedom, & the first woman president of the United States 💙 Let’s do this #HarrisWalz!
One year since October 7, 2023.
One year of trauma and suffering—of unthinkable loss. Of lives held hostage. Of worlds forever changed.
To our Israeli sisters and brothers, and the Jewish community everywhere, we are with you. We see you. And we pray for a better world to come.
We commend Argentine security authorities, led by @PatoBullrich, who stymied an alleged Islamist terror group plotting to attack Argentina's Jewish community.
Leaders everywhere must remain on guard against ongoing threats to Jews worldwide.
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It has been one of the greatest honors of my life to serve as vice president to President @JoeBiden.
Joe's legacy of accomplishment is unmatched in modern history.
As the @FlaPanthers get ready to play for the Stanley Cup tonight, a quick history lesson on how this team came to mean so much to me. My son Jesse is now 23 and working for the team. But, when Jesse was only 3 years old, he put on skates for the first time, and he never stopped skating. Growing up he played hockey in the Panthers training facility and eventually played for MSD. What should have been a typical time came to an end on February 14, 2018 when our community was changed forever as my daughter and 16 others were murdered at MSD. On February 22nd, 2018 the Panthers memorialized those lost and put up photos of everyone killed at MSD. What most people did not know at the time is that the MSD hockey team was on its way to earning a spot to playing in the national championship. The Florida Panthers brought the kids from the team and the families to the arena to make some announcements to us. They let us know that they would be paying for the kids to travel through the National Championship and provided the team plane for them to fly on. That is not all that they did. In March 2018, the Florida Panthers had the MSD hockey team come to the arena for an on ice training with our favorite former player Shawn Thornton. Again, that is not all that they did. At the end of the skate, unknown to everyone participating, the team arranged to have the Stanley Cup at the building. It was brought out for the kids to not only see, but to skate with as well. I literally am crying as I type this and remember how much it meant to my son Jesse, to my family, and to the other families. In November of 2018, I met Shawn Thornton for breakfast as he was working for the team. He told me that the team wanted to do something for the families to commemorate the one year memorial. We began the planning for what ultimately lead to the Panthers hosting all of our families on the ice and they also built a permanent memorial in the building that will be there forever. As I think about tonight with excitement, I also do so with appreciation and gratitude. For those who did not realize it last week, the Panthers won the eastern conference on the 17th playoff game played. As Jaime was one of the 17 killed, for those of you who knew her, you also knew what a huge hockey fan Jaime was. I firmly believe that along with my family and all of the fans at the game tonight, that Jaime is in the building with the team through this series. IT IS TIME TO GET THE STANLEY CUP BACK IN THE BUILDING AND BRING IT HOME. LET’S GO CATS!!!