Marianne Williamson

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Score 130
8/5/2024, 9:48:50 PM
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Dire Report
@DireReport
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@Dancing_okapi @marwilliamson Or insulin caps? Or the First Step Act?
Dancingokapi
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@marwilliamson @DireReport Maybe you haven't been doing the right level of research into some of the more complex issues. I know life long Democrats, even those who abhor Trump that agree with him on certain things. What about removing social security tax for the elderly? They already paid>theyll get back
Marianne Williamson
@marwilliamson
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@DireReport I did leave out Trump. I honestly can't think of anything I've agreed with him about, or at least didn't feel he was lying when he said it. But I certainly don't feel that about all Republicans. I've heard quite a few Republicans say things I've agreed with, and even though I…
Dire Report
@DireReport
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@marwilliamson Notice how she left, “I listen to Trump, sometimes I agree” out of there 😐 you can’t find a single thing you agree with tru,p on? Reaaaaaaaallllllly?
Marianne Williamson
@marwilliamson
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It's such a sophomoric idea to accept any candidate on the basis of their agreeing with you about every little thing.

I listen to Bobby Kennedy and sometimes I agree; sometimes I disagree. I listen to Cornel West and sometimes I agree; sometimes I disagree. I listen to Kamala…

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