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I know not who wrote the #NYTimesOpEd and frankly I don't care.
The situation currently is that the house is burning and we are more focused on who set the fire than trying to save the house.
My tweets seem like rambling lately, and to my friends I apologize. /1
The situation currently is that the house is burning and we are more focused on who set the fire than trying to save the house.
My tweets seem like rambling lately, and to my friends I apologize. /1
It is my inner feelings, my emotions, my anger, and my frustrations that I share.
We can focus on finding out who to blame for the fuck up in the 2016 elections, or we can focus on how to limit the damage to our democracy to 2 years. /2
We can focus on finding out who to blame for the fuck up in the 2016 elections, or we can focus on how to limit the damage to our democracy to 2 years. /2
Apparently the checks and balances that our forefathers had put in place are not working as expected. If the #NYTimesOpEd is to be believed, it is high time that we invoked #25thAmendmentNow and save democracy, but party has taken more importance than country /3
We as a country and as citizens have lost our ways and forgotten what the cost of freedom is and have taken things for granted. I for one am not going to sit quietly and watch.
I am going to stand on the roofs of buildings and corners of streets to remind people to #VoteBlue /4
I am going to stand on the roofs of buildings and corners of streets to remind people to #VoteBlue /4
I urge each of you to do the same. America is the only country that I've ever called home even though I wasn't born here. The freedoms that our country offers us are definitely worth fighting for.
Don't be complacent, do the right thing and #VoteBlue
Don't be complacent, do the right thing and #VoteBlue
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