@KrishnaYesthat1 Hope and pray for you, your family, and citizens of India. I hope the country gets through this crisis quickly. I have been following the news and it doesn’t look very good right now. Take good care of yourself - wear masks and keep your distance. Best wishes!
@PurpleRain713@CeeJayT07381069@politico He only memorized one answer today and used it on every Sunday shows. “We don’t need to be concerned because the plan is very popular with everybody, both Democrats and Republicans.........”. One trick pony.
Beto O’Rourke-
“If you FOLLOW THE MONEY, you tend to get the answers. In Texas, there are NO CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTION LIMITS. So you have our Governor Greg Abbott taking checks of A MILLION DOLLARS OR MORE directly from energy companies”
#AbbottFailedTexas
3/7/21 JOINT RESOLUTION
@BetoMedia I remember all the other politicians were skirting around the problem, but not Beto. He was braved enough to say it out loud when no one dare. Leader leads!
"Given the crisis we face, it's not enough to be angry... We can't wait until the next election, people need to be helped now... We can still count on one another and that's what we're left to especially after the governor's announcement" - @BetoORourke w/ @NicolleDWallace
Please wait to see if Beto announces before giving money to any PACs claiming to fundraise for him. Same for any candidate. If you wanna donate to them for some other reason, cool, but just be aware.
💥 BETO PEEPS💥
PLS READ/RT
Written from the heart of a Beto Volunteer from NY, who saw Beto's plea for help & stepped up calling Seniors
Awesome @Forbes story from @DrJudyStone who is an infectious disease Doc & good person that TX thanks!
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https://t.co/46c9ibFEcb
@Dreamsicle2020 @seungminkim@washingtonpost Hey Dream: It’s possible she was asking the Senator about the tweet. When the Senator commented she hasn’t seen the tweet, the reporter then showed her the tweet, so she could comment. I personally think it’s within the context of the reporter���s job.
A WSJ analysis shows that Texas consumers have paid $28 billion more for electricity since 2004 than they would have paid without deregulation. #txlege https://t.co/5CFFlFDjwE