I’ve never, ever worked so hard to help get Democrats elected. I’m exhausted. But it’s a good exhaustion. Bcuz I’m fighting for democracy & the rule of law. It’s been an honor to have been in this fight with all of you. Thank you. Now let’s finish the job. Vote for @KamalaHarris.
Watch it all. One of the best speeches I’ve ever seen at the most critical moment our country has faced since the civil war. #VoteBlue2024ProtectWomensRights
Well worth 100,000 retweets.
This is amazing and needs to be seen by every single person in America.
Worth not just tweeting but retweeting every single day until Election Day. https://t.co/R71xDGBknf
On January 6, I got ready to defend my colleagues and texted my wife: “Whatever happens, I love you.”
Ted Cruz was hiding in a supply closet. If you summon a mob to overturn a free and fair election, you should lose your job. This election is his accountability.
#TXSenateDebate
To anyone considering sitting this election out, look at this image. Then make a plan to vote. You're an inspiration to all of us, Brian — and we're all behind you in this fight.
I’ll be supporting Kamala Harris for President and Tim Walz for Vice President.
I’ve served with Kamala in the U.S Senate. I’ve also served with Tim in the House of Representatives.
I know them. I know first of hand of their fine character and love of country.
I would encourage all Republicans who feel this way to do the same.
Kamala Harris: It is a choice between common sense solutions, and the same old political games. In the four years that Donald Trump was president, he did nothing to fix our broken immigration system. He did not solve the shortage of immigration judges. He did not solve the shortage of border agents. He did not create lawful pathways into our nation. He did nothing to address an outdated asylum system. And did not work with other governments in our hemisphere to deal with what clearly is also a regional challenge. As overdoses went up during his presidency, he fought to slash funding for the fight against fentanyl. And what did he do instead? Well let's talk about that. He separated families. He ripped toddlers out of their mother's arms. Put children in cages and tried to end protections for dreamers. He made the challenges at the border worse. And he is still and he is still fanning the flames of fear and division. That not the work of a leader. That is not the work of a leader. And that is in fact, I think we all believe, an abdication of leadership. And so, on behalf of all across our nation who want to see these problems solved. I say we cannot accept Donald Trump's failure to lead. Let's not permit scapegoating instead of solutions or rhetoric instead of results.
In @nytopinion
Some of the strongest warnings about Donald Trump’s character have come from his family, business associates and fellow Republicans, writes the editorial board.
Here’s a look at what 91 of those people have said, in their own words.
https://t.co/f2JmKzT0HV
Today @KamalaHarris proposed commonsense ideas to keep our economy growing and working for all of us. She grew up middle class, and she understands what it takes to build an economy that lowers costs, creates jobs, and puts American workers and families first.
741 former high-ranking national security officials (233 general and flag officers) signed letter endorsing Kamala Harris for president. 15 four-star generals, 10 former cabinet secretaries, 10 service secretaries, and Repub leaders who served under Trump. https://t.co/I0clmLZOAL
New NBC News Poll: Kamala Harris’s favorability has jumped 16 points since July, “the largest increase for any politician in NBC News polling since George W. Bush’s standing surged after the 9/11 terrorist attacks.”