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My post was labeled as “violent” by X. I did appeal the ruling. Funny how hypocritical X staff never remove actual violent racist misogynistic threats made by our fascist president & his staff.
My original satirical post was one of several made to RFKjr’s measles lies.
Renae M. retweeted
When I first arrived to Congress, there were only 24 women. Today, there are over 150 women serving across the House and Senate. I look forward to serving with this record breaking number of women who will serve in the 120th Congress in our @DemWomenCaucus.
Who’s gonna tell him that the Blue Tsunami isn’t over?
Mr. Emmer, you’re next. It’s not like you have anything to show during this term.
Also, @GOPMajorityWhip needs a new X name, he lost his Maj status last week.
Suggestions for Tommy …
TinyMaj
TinyTom
SycoTommy
TinyDickEmmer
Republican Tom Emmer appears to threaten Congressional Democrats.
Republicans are in for a big surprise.
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Renae M. retweeted
Snowflakes showing up a bit early here in DC
A security agent for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth just warned the reporters here — for Hegseth’s first press conference in 6 months — that we will be physically removed from the briefing room if we are not professional and maintain decorum. We asked if that meant no shouted questions and got no clarity. It’s the first time any of us could ever remember being threatened like this. Shouted questions are normal. “This is crazy town” one journalist said, noting the White House has never threatened reporters like that. We’re in the room, back row:
Renae M. retweeted
It was my honor to welcome our 11 new Democratic Senators, with two more hopefully on the way!
They will bring essential new ideas and perspectives to the Senate, and I can't wait to work with them to lower costs, and end Trump’s corruption and chaos.
Renae M. retweeted
Mass transit is absolutely critical for all 67 counties across our Commonwealth. It’s not just SEPTA in Philly or PRT in Pittsburgh — it’s also the buses and shared ride services in our suburbs and rural communities that get folks where they need to go every single day.
With a Democratic trifecta, we will FINALLY deliver mass transit funding for the nearly 1 million Pennsylvanians who rely on it every single day.
Renae M. retweeted
One of the first steps this new Congress should take?
Repeal the Medicaid and SNAP cuts the Trump Administration has made. abc7chicago.com/post/gov-jb-…
Renae M. retweeted
Isn't it FUNNY?
On the VERY SAME DAY ghouls @jaketapper and @AlexThomp are pushing another hit piece portraying Joe Biden as a man who can't remember anything, he's delivering a perfectly coherent speech in PUBLIC at the groundbreaking for BIDEN HALL at the University of Delaware.
The beautiful new 30,000-square-foot building will educate future generations of public servants and advance the values Biden has championed his entire life.
And THAT is what happens when people actually RESPECT you. They name buildings in your HONOR. You don't have to go around slapping your own name on everything.
And judging by the renderings, Biden Hall will be a HELL of a lot more beautiful and CLASSIER than Trump's gaudy ballroom.
Some men build legacies. Others build monuments to their own egos.
Renae M. retweeted
Pennsylvanians are tired of Donald Trump’s economic chaos. Grocery prices are up because of his reckless tariffs. Gas is over $4 a gallon because of his war in Iran. And health care premiums are skyrocketing because his allies refused to extend the ACA tax credits.
Now, Pennsylvanians have placed their trust in a Democratic majority to deliver some relief. We’ve already passed 10 tax cuts through a divided legislature — putting money back in the pockets of student teachers, child care workers, and small business owners.
Now, one of the main priorities of my second term will be easing the economic pain this Administration has caused working families.
Renae M. retweeted
Replying to @FoxNewsOpinion
Joe "coal" Manchin?
Kyrsten "sellout" Sinema?
Fetterman is not a moderate or centrist. he is an opportunist whose bet failed, just like Hayley Stevens.
John McCain was a centrist, as was Olympia Snowe.
Frankly, this midterm election should send a message to @SenFettermanPA.
A message of concern & distain from PA voters on his …
*Trump votes
*constant absences
*attacks against PA healthcare orgs concerned about vaccination policies
*arrogant choice to ignore PA voter concerns
Democrats just pulled off a political earthquake on Tuesday, but the blue tsunami creates a problem the party isn't ready to talk about: what happens to John Fetterman?
The Pennsylvania senator has become the most vocal moderate in the caucus, replacing Joe Manchin and Kirsten Sinema as the Democrat most willing to break ranks on immigration enforcement, support for Israel, and government shutdowns. That worked fine when Democrats were in the minority. Now that Chuck Schumer controls the Senate with a comfortable margin, Fetterman's maverick streak isn't charming anymore. It's a liability.
Here's the twist: Fetterman is currently more popular with Pennsylvania Republicans than with Democrats in his own state, making his 2028 reelection as a Democrat look increasingly remote.
Full story here foxnews.com/opinion/david-ma…
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Renae M. retweeted
Governor Shapiro on Donald Trump's corruption:
"One of the worst decisions ever by the Supreme Court of the United States has been to grant to the President absolute and total immunity for any crimes he may commit. It is clear that this President is corrupt."
Renae M. retweeted
President Biden: “What Trump did on January 6, 2021, should never be forgotten. It should follow him to the grave.”
That’s absolutely right. Sadly, January 6, 2021 should also have been followed, no more than fourteen days later, with an 𝙄𝙢𝙢𝙚𝙙𝙞𝙖𝙩𝙚 criminal investigation and prosecution of Trump.
The fact that a decision was made—and it was a decision—not to seek Trump’s accountability from the outset did unprecedented, and possibly irreparable, damage to the nation.
Renae M. retweeted
The American people are tired of paying more for everything, watching corruption run rampant in Washington, and seeing us get pulled into endless wars.
Donald Trump and JD Vance promised to lower costs and drain the swamp. Instead, they’ve made life more expensive and Washington more corrupt.
People didn’t vote for that. They voted for a better future, and it’s on us to deliver.
Another indictment of @realDonaldTrump & @SecScottBessent bad economy.
Our cost of living, agriculture, & trade is unnecessarily unaffordable.
Excellent restaurants like @tomcolicchio’s Craft closed under Trump.
Just one US restaurant made the Top 50.
nytimes.com/2026/11/04/dinin…
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Put our best Dems in committees that matter, not admin.
I understand backlash against Schumer & Jeffries … But think about the jobs, over one’s dislike.
S & J know how C works & are good mentors.
They can get bipartisan support for a 60% vote.
Spkr & Sen Maj Ldr are admin jobs.
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Renae M. retweeted
Instead of making their lives better, Donald Trump has spent his term lining his own pockets — and enriching his friends — all while Pennsylvanians have struggled to feed their kids, put gas in their car, keep a roof over their head, and afford health care. People are fed up with the small, selfish men who are trying to plunder our country.
Mark my words: the new Democratic majority in Pennsylvania will work tirelessly to continue to cut taxes and put more back in Pennsylvanians’ pockets.
This is for @newtgingrich @SpeakerJohnson @realDonaldTrump @JDVance @GregAbbott_TX @realBrandonGill @SarahHuckabee @KenPaxtonTX @GOPMajorityWhip @MikeRogersForMI @berniemoreno @FoxNews and everyone else in this video.
Blue America … Still partying! 🤗💙
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Well said, Gabby!
@SenFettermanPA is a lame duck in PA.
John Fetterman spent the entire year doing Fox News interviews, cutting videos for Donald Trump’s GOP convention, and holding his own party hostage like he was the ultimate political gatekeeper. He thought he was a master strategist, but after this week’s massive 54-seat blue wave, the Democrats completely 'Fetterman-proofed' the Senate and rendered his vote entirely irrelevant. He went from being the deciding voice in Washington to just a giant, hooded piece of hallway furniture. Pack up your oversized gym shorts and go sit on the steps, John—nobody needs your permission to pass a bill anymore!
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