@DaniLeigh do you think you and dababy could ever be a family in the future when his maturity kick in on relationships? Y’all made a dope couple. Or do you think, he #HateToSeeIt#myside
There is no time to waste when it comes to tackling the crises we face. That's why today, I am heading to the Oval Office to get right to work delivering bold action and immediate relief for American families.
A male president was so angry he lost that he incited a mob against the U.S. Capitol.
I never want to hear again that women would be "too emotional" to be president.
In eight days we’ll show every child in America—regardless of their color or gender—that there are no limits to who can lead and hold positions of power in our country.
Wearing a mask shows you respect the people around you.
Wearing a mask shows your gratitude for frontline workers.
Wearing a mask shows you care about defeating this virus.
Let’s all do our part—wear a mask.
Sen. Cruz, you must accept responsibility for how your craven, self-serving actions contributed to the deaths of four people yesterday. And how you fundraised off this riot.
Both you and Senator Hawley must resign. If you do not, the Senate should move for your expulsion.
At this late a stage, resignations help little beyond serving as late attempts at self-preservation.
If Sec. Chao objects to yesterday’s events this deeply, she should be working the Cabinet to invoke the 25th amendment - not abdicating the seat that allows her to do so.
"This reporter overheard a Capitol Police officer apologize, unprompted, to would-be insurrectionists as they left the still-chaotic scene at the Capitol grounds: 'Sorry about all of this. Thanks for your patience.'" By @kristoncapps: https://t.co/V32BhGofJa
Pres. Trump’s former defense secretary, Jim Mattis, blames the president for the “violent assault” at the U.S. Capitol, calling it “an effort to subjugate American democracy by mob rule.” https://t.co/sOoxBjlx2h
"It is a glaring example that there's different registers in which citizenship operates ... you have white Americans who believe the country is theirs and everybody else should be grateful that we're here," @esglaude says of the disparity in treatment for the U.S. Capitol rioters
Sen. Elizabeth Warren: "A number of Senators in this room. None of us was successful, and when we lost we conceded... We didn't urge people to march on state capitals or to descend on Washington. We accepted the will of the voters."