Beth-Ann Bloom (@beth_annbloom) profile picture

Minnesotan, retired genetic counselor, newborn screener, volunteer, ally to many, stand up for kids!

Joined November 2017
Beth-Ann Bloom retweeted
“Don’t worry buddy, Kristi Noem isn’t around anymore.” – at Washington, DC
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I will not stay silent while our President threatens to commit war crimes in our name. We cannot let war make us lose sight of our humanity. We cannot forget that Iranian children are children of God too.
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Just say, "NO!" to illegal and immoral orders!
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I still remember when presidents had to be dignified, show some decorum, especially in the wake of a human being's death. Now there is no bottom, no leadership or humanity at the top.
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Beth-Ann Bloom retweeted
It's an old and obvious pattern. An unpopular president - failing on the economy and losing his grip on power at home - decides to launch a war for regime change abroad. The American people don’t want to “run” a foreign country while our leaders fail to improve life in this one.
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The White House is asking people not to share pictures of the East Wing because it’s even worse today.
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Beth-Ann Bloom retweeted
Holy shit, look at this crowd from the Boston No Kings protest. Samuel Adams would be damn proud.
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BREAKING: MASSIVE crowd gathers in Chicago for anti-Trump ‘No Kings’ protest. teapawt.net/RapidReport2025/status…
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This is AMAZING! Nothing but No Kings Day patriotic protesters as far as the eye can see in Washington DC, marching peacefully. This is what patriotism looks like! WE LOVE AMERICA!!!💙🇺🇸
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Beth-Ann Bloom retweeted
Most Republicans are good people. Most Democrats are good people. The White House says outrageous things to make you hate your neighbor. Your neighbor isn’t the problem. The White House is.
Leavitt: "The Democrat Party's main constituency is made up of Hamas terrorists, illegal aliens, and violent criminals."
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Beth-Ann Bloom retweeted
Minnesota AG Keith Ellison says that Antifa does NOT exist as an Organization. Antifa has a flag, uniforms, official colors, local chapters, meeting places, email sign ups and member directives. Keith Ellison is lying.
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Kristi Noem confronts enemy combatants in the Portland war zone today.
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Beth-Ann Bloom retweeted
Schiff: I think it's valuable that the American people get a sense of what you have refused to answer today. So these are just some of the questions you refuse to answer, but or have answered with personal attacks on members of this committee. You were asked whether you consulted with career ethics lawyers, as you promised you would do during your nomination hearing. When you approved the president receiving a $400 million gift from the qataris, you refused to answer that question. You were asked who or what role you may have played, or who played the role in asking the trump's name be flagged in any of the Epstein documents gathered by the FBI? You refuse to answer that question. You were asked whether Homan kept the $50,000 bribe money. You refuse to answer that question. You were asked whether Homan paid taxes on the $50,000 bribe money. You refused to answer that question. You were asked, did career prosecutors find insufficient evidence to charge James Comey. You refused to answer that question. You were asked, how are military strikes on these boats in the caribbean legal. And you refuse to even answer that question. You are asked, excuse me, excuse me? You are asked, did you discuss indicting James Comey with the president. You refused to answer that question. You were asked, did you approve the firing of antitrust lawyers who disagreed with the Hewlett Packard merger. You refused to answer that question. You were asked whether you support a restoration fund for violent insurrections, insurrections to attack the capitol on January 6th. Refuse to answer that question. You were asked whether you were firing career professionals, career prosecutors just because they worked on January 6th. Question January 6th investigations. You refuse to answer that question. You were asked by my colleague whether you believe government officials, like immigration officials, have to abide by court orders. You wouldn't answer that question
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I am outside the ICE facility in Portland — it’s calm and orderly with a few peaceful demonstrations. Despite claims from President Trump and right wing media, there is no ‘warzone’ here. The situation on the ground doesn’t match the rhetoric. I’ll continue to provide live coverage and updates on the ground.
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Donald Trump and his Republican cronies have closed our government not for our benefit but for theirs,
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Right now, Minneapolis can choose a different story than the one people are telling about us – we can choose to believe in the power of us. Voting is open now until November 4. I hope you'll rank me first on your ballot because Minneapolis deserves better.
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Years ago, when I first heard about mRNA vaccines, my reaction was the same as many others: “Wait… messing with mRNA? Doesn’t that change your DNA?” My immediate thought? Dangerous. Next. But something made me curious. I dug deeper. Fact #1: Every single cell in your body runs on mRNA. It’s the messenger that turns DNA into proteins. Without it, you wouldn’t exist. Fact #2: Every bite of food you’ve ever eaten contained mRNA - from the spinach on your plate to the steak on your grill. Fact #3: mRNA doesn’t stick around. It’s temporary by design. Your cells shred it after it’s read. Fact #4: Scientists have studied mRNA for decades, long before COVID, as treatments for cancer and rare diseases. I sat there stunned. The very thing I thought was “foreign” was biology’s most natural operating system. That realization completely changed how I think about biotechnology. Here’s what it taught me: A scary word can make us panic. But a conversation with science shows us why. Those “red flags” we are so quick to spot? Sometimes they’re actually green flags - signs that innovation is finally catching up with biology. Now when I hear “mRNA,” I don’t think danger. I think possibility. Because sometimes the bravest thing science does is take what nature already uses - and put it to work saving lives. The best breakthroughs don’t always come in perfect packages. Sometimes they come from ideas bold enough to look scary at first. And maybe we should spend less time fearing the science we don’t understand and more time asking: what if this is exactly the tool we’ve been waiting for?
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