@BradMossEsq This is confusing. In Washington State, we vote virtually entirely by mail ballot and votes postmarked by Election Day and received later have been counted for decades. I have never heard any mention of any preemption issue.
It’s a tragic state of affairs where the life of one of the most heroic people on the planet could depend on one of the most cowardly in just a couple of months. For the sake of our people, for the Ukrainian people, and so many more, we cannot let Trump win this election.
Like many of you, I’ve been following and admiring @Simone_Biles for a long time now. I was so thankful we were able to finally connect at @paris2024! 🤗
Was so inspiring to watch you rise, once again, Simone. Never had a doubt.🥇
Ukraine is grateful to President Biden for his unwavering support for Ukraine's fight for freedom, which, along with strong bipartisan support in the United States, has been and continues to be critical.
Many strong decisions have been made in recent years and they will be remembered as bold steps taken by President Biden in response to challenging times. And we respect today's tough but strong decision.
We will always be thankful for President Biden's leadership. He supported our country during the most dramatic moment in history, assisted us in preventing Putin from occupying our country, and has continued to support us throughout this terrible war.
The current situation in Ukraine and all of Europe is no less challenging, and we sincerely hope that America's continued strong leadership will prevent Russian evil from succeeding or making its aggression pay off.
@NickKristof@nytimes@nytopinion This is heartbreaking because I used to admire your work. I will be canceling my NY Times subscription and voting for Joe Biden in November.
Promising a bloodbath is disqualifying. I don’t care what you think about other issues. This guy is promising a bloodbath. He needs to lose. Stand up for America. Please.