Marianne Williamson

Rank 17 of 47

Score 66

@KyleKulinski It would be one thing if his way had worked. Both he and Jeffries should have resigned from leadership the day after the Nov. election. The new DNC chair should have called for it. Not doing so signaled to the country: Dems would not be taking responsibility for the loss, nor

11/10/2025, 1:00:15 AM

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Secular Talk (KyleKulinskiShow@bsky.social)

@KyleKulinski

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THIS IS A CAVE. CHUCK SCHUMER IS CAVING. CALL HIS OFFICE NOW AND SAY HOLD THE LINE AND FUCKING RESIGN AND LET REAL FIGHTERS TAKE OVER. PUT THE HEALTHCARE SUBSIDIES IN THE FUCKING DEAL NOW OR DEMS VOTE NO.

Stephen Neukam

@stephen_neukam

48d

NEWS — A deal in the Senate to end the government shutdown is within reach, multiple sources from both parties told Axios.

At least 10 Dems are likely to support a procedural vote on a package of funding bills and a CR, sources said.

It would be in exchange for a vote on ACA

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