Sara Nelson

President of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA @afa_cwa, representing 55K at 20 airlines. Proud Union Flight Attendant since 1996. Founder of @unionnow_

[Sam Forstag @SamForstag]

With you all the way ✊

[Sen. Bernie Sanders @SenSanders]

Senators hold press conference on Democratic leadership https://t.co/7cTzii68Al

[Sara Nelson @FlyingWithSara]

Thank you for your support and leadership @SenWarren ! Workers won and we can lock it in now with legislation that includes worker data privacy!

[AFA-CWA @afa_cwa]

BREAKING: Our union, representing Spirit Flight Attendants, together with a coalition of unions and public interest groups, achieved an historic win for worker privacy protections in the sale of Spirit’s data to Google.

Read more: https://t.co/oyt55Egi44

[Sara Nelson @FlyingWithSara]

Thank you for your support and leadership @RepHorsford ! Workers won and we can lock it in now with legislation that includes worker data privacy!

[AFA-CWA @afa_cwa]

BREAKING: Our union, representing Spirit Flight Attendants, together with a coalition of unions and public interest groups, achieved an historic win for worker privacy protections in the sale of Spirit’s data to Google.

Read more: https://t.co/oyt55Egi44

[AFA-CWA @afa_cwa]

BREAKING: Our union, representing Spirit Flight Attendants, together with a coalition of unions and public interest groups, achieved an historic win for worker privacy protections in the sale of Spirit’s data to Google.

Read more: https://t.co/oyt55Egi44

[AFA-CWA @afa_cwa]

Veterans Day is tomorrow, Wednesday, November 11. We are proud to support our veterans in the air and on the ground, especially our own AFA Flight Attendant veterans, including International Vice President @KatosQuest, and all of their families who support them.

[Sara Nelson @FlyingWithSara]

This makes me so happy and FIRED UP!

[Maj. (Ret.) Richard Ojeda @Ojeda4America]

This Airborne Sapper got to hang out with the Smokejumper @SamForstag today! All the way brother!

[Maj. (Ret.) Richard Ojeda @Ojeda4America]

Thank you to my wife Kelly for making sure I packed the #1 necessity for Washington, DC — hand sanitizer.

Because after shaking hands with politicians all day, soap and water just don’t feel like enough 🥴

[Maj. (Ret.) Richard Ojeda @Ojeda4America]

Honestly, I am humbled and in awe.

[Sara Nelson @FlyingWithSara]

Same, @StephanieKelton and @AaronRegunberg ‼️
Same.

[Stephanie Kelton @StephanieKelton]

"Bernie called, two weeks before Christmas in 2014 ... What would you do if you were me? Second Bill of Rights." And off I went to work for him in the Senate.

I always believed that returning to FDR was the unfinished business of the Democratic Party.

[Stephanie Kelton @StephanieKelton]

"Bernie called, two weeks before Christmas in 2014 ... What would you do if you were me? Second Bill of Rights." And off I went to work for him in the Senate.

I always believed that returning to FDR was the unfinished business of the Democratic Party.

[Stephanie Kelton @StephanieKelton]

Not so many months later, I and others started working on this speech. https://t.co/Nv3O2zVMkm

[Organizermemes @OrganizerMemes]

Fascinating organizing tactic by the @scott_colom field campaign to stop knocking doors and start organizing workers who weren't being reached through traditional methods

Kinda reminds me of Bernie with the meatpackers in Iowa

[Sara Nelson @FlyingWithSara]

@brian_goldstone @PulitzerPrizes @CrownPublishing @aeaglin So well deserved!

[Maj. (Ret.) Richard Ojeda @Ojeda4America]

Today on November the 6th, our father, my mother's husband went home to be with his mother whom he lost when he was a young man. He also went to be with his father, whom he loved and respected immensely.

Richard Neece Ojeda lived an extraordinary life. He enjoyed the love of a wonderful woman. He traveled the world and lived a life of service that started in the US Air Force and continued after graduating from the Mayo Clinic where he was commissioned as an officer in the US Army.

After military service my father spent the next 55 years practicing anesthesia. He was the first man in Logan County history to perform an epidural at Logan Regional Hospital in Logan, WV. Over many years, he would be remembered as the man who gave the majority of epidurals for those giving birth in Logan County, West Virginia.

My father enjoyed traveling to Guatemala where he worked with Doctors Without Borders and administered anesthesia to children born with cleft palates. On a normal trip to perform that work, he would treat over 1000 children every time he was there.

Our father traveled the world. One of my favorite conversations with my father was in 1990, when I was stationed in Germany. I was at the train station in Frankfort when I called home. My father would tell me the details of that train station because he had also spent time there a couple of decades before me. In 2003, my father flew to South Korea to spend a couple of weeks with me where we climbed volcanoes in the South China Sea. We rode in a submarine and visited temples all across Cheju-Do Island. At the end of those two weeks, we both flew to Hawaii where we visited the USS Arizona at Pearl Harbor, visited Ernie Pyle's grave at the Punchbowl and climbed Diamond Head Peak in Honolulu.

Our father was a very well-read man. He maintained a library in our home that is still in existence today. He was an avid supporter of scientists like Albert Einstein, Neal deGrasse Tyson and Carl Sagan and could spend hours talking about quarks and black holes. My father was a passionate Catholic and said his rosary almost every night. He was proud to be a member of the Knights of Columbus.........and my father was a very generous man. He gave freely. He loved everybody and believed that everyone deserved a second chance. He loved to ski and spent time skiing in Canada, Colorado and of course in the mountains of West Virginia. But most importantly, He loved his family. He spoke of his brothers and sisters often and was truly proud of each and every one of them.

He would often speak about his brothers who all had reputations as being some of the best welders to work for the mines in southern West Virginia. His fondest memories go back to his childhood when he lived in the Coal Camp in Dehue, West Virginia. They didn't grow up with a lot of money.......but they were rich in love. His father taught every one of them the value of hard work while their mother showed them all how to be generous with those around them. If you were a child that was close to their home when it was dinner time, she fed them too.

I could continue speaking the praises of my wonderful father. We will love him forever and live lives that will guarantee us all, that we will see him again.

Love you Pop ❤️

[Brian Goldstone @brian_goldstone]

Still trying to wrap my head around last night. What a surreal honor to receive the Pulitzer Prize in General Nonfiction for There Is No Place for Us.

Above all, I'm overwhelmed with gratitude to the five families who entrusted me with their stories and made this book possible.

[Maj. (Ret.) Richard Ojeda @Ojeda4America]

They are about to find out brother 🫡

[Ro Khanna @RoKhanna]

You have a huge future and I was so inspired by you. Proud to be in your corner

[Maj. (Ret.) Richard Ojeda @Ojeda4America]

It has been an emotional few days folks. But let me be clear: I am more than ready to get to work.

https://t.co/qk0wLICLny

[Rep. Jamie Raskin @RepRaskin]

A new birth for the Raskin family, and a new birth for democracy, freedom and social progress in America.