@sarpyconserv@TeamPillen That’s just it. He’s lost nearly $2 billion between the surplus and the deficit spending with his garbage policy, lack of understanding, and rubber stamp legislature. He doesn’t deserve reelection.
Paige DeSorbo says she’d be doing a “disservice” to young fans by not sharing her experience with domestic violence:
“I think my ‘character’ on ‘Summer House’ was strong and confident, and the No. 1 thing about domestic violence is it can truly happen to anyone,” she says. “I felt like I was a good example of, ‘She doesn’t take shit from anyone she’s dating.’ I felt almost a little fraudulent not saying that I had been through this, because it shaped a lot of how I did date in my later 20s.”
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They’re big scared of Denise Powell n Cindy Maxwell-Ostdiek because they know this brand of radical Trumpism doesn’t play in the districts Kamala Harris won, especially when Omahans are sacrificing their paychecks and their dreams so GOP can help their friends & allies get rich.
Republicans are putting in the work!
We're knocking doors and making calls for Brinker Harding and Brad Von Gillern to keep CD2 and LD4 red.
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@MarshaBlackburn Because it’s a scam. And you’d rather talk about some imaginary problem than do the people’s business of stopping an illegal war and fighting for affordability for Americans. Get to work. This is not work, it’s political theater.
@KenPaxtonTX You’re a corrupt, philandering, googly-eyed mess. You can’t possibly think anyone takes you seriously. You’re just the worst Texas has to offer.
Sen. Susan Collins on bribery allegations:
“I do not understand how anyone would take the word of a felon who’s been convicted twice. It is so offensive.”
@TeamPillen Oh yes, because you’re known for your fierce advocacy for public education and access to higher learning. You can definitely tell it’s election season. The flipping is flopping.
Republicans passed legislation that requires people to work at least 80 hours per month to receive Medicaid.
Over the past two months, Republican leadership worked, on average, for only 56 hours.
They wouldn't even meet the work requirements they forced on working families.