Dominique the Writer

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The government is shut down because Trump and the Republicans are hellbent on taking health care away from you.

And they won’t even come to the table to talk to us about it.

This is not about politics. It's about people.

Let’s break it down:

She’s better than we deserve. Pray for Dolly bsky.app/profile/phil...

Totally understand! I don’t know what’s worse…here or there 😂😂

“Fun as kidney stones” 😂😂😂
Best line today!

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Visuals of a united Dem front against MAGA don’t matter if people aren’t *actually* united behind the scenes.
Revealing how all the players moved to either help or hurt can only prop up the real supporters and flush out the problems. Because on the real, the time for unity was on Election Day 2024.

Already on it. I hated dealing with them.

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Just out here throwing crap at the wall to see what sticks, eh?

Who said I was ignoring it? Oh wait—you who didn’t even know what that post was about did. 🙄

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Thinking about my friends in Israel today.

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Happy birthday to your Daughter!

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This skeet you’re responding to right now was written eight days ago after my experience on a completely different thread. Government isn’t the only thing on my horizon. I DO talk about other things too and I see the accusations about being paid for passion in other areas too.

I’m sure that’s a well run study but that doesn’t mean that every passionate poster is a paid op. My post doesn’t just apply to politics.

How is it a bribe when they’re not in office?

What’s confusing?

I disagreed with your assessment that she abdicated some imagined responsibility when she’s doing exactly what others have done yet others are seen as “leading.”

Then you said you’re not voting for them. I said fine. I’m not groveling for your support. 💁🏽‍♀️

Okay. Given your posts to me, why would anyone expect differently?

I saw bits on another platform last night. You can search, but I doubt it will be the whole talk since that was a ticketed event.

and he needed to get back to work and MVP is being derided for “not leading” and being “silent”🙄. It’s ridiculous that they’re being spoken of so differently for essentially doing the same thing.

No I dislike Bernie because VP Harris did more in her few years in the Senate than he did in 40. He’s only passed TWO pieces of legislation ever (renaming post offices) but when he did his book tour (while HML Jeffries was doing his) people said Bernie was leading but HML was called “out of line”

This government treats Houston like Larry Hogan treated Baltimore. This tour is actually a big deal.

She’s not being “silent”. She’s literally talking about things right now. Plus the fact that she’s in Houston (and not say…Dallas where a ridiculous # of J6ers came from) is profoundly rallying the base. For context, HTown is frequently a target of Abbott’s cronies because it’s big & blue.

“Abdication”? She’s doing exactly what Bernie did on his “oligarchy tour”—talking about things and selling books.

I’m usually sad on this day, and my husband called after he got to work to check on me. But somehow I got up this morning wishing I could bake him a cake to celebrate him and his life.

So happy birthday in heaven, Dad. You were loved and you are missed. #pk #daddysgirl

I went to sleep last night thinking about my father, and woke this morning thinking about him, too. Today would have been his 83rd birthday, except he died of SLE at 67 (an exceptionally long time for a Lupus patient and rare for a man to have it).