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In reply to the discussion: Things that didn't happen yesterday: Texas Democrats did not return home. [View all]pat_k
(11,545 posts)79. TX State Rep. Talarico on Fox.
First two minutes. I am so proud of the TX House Dems! They are standing strong 100%
And I won't have a chance to watch until tomorrow, but I'm told that TX Rep. Gene Wu's reaction to more than 20,000 people showing up at Indivisible's "One Million Rising" event last night (Wed) might bring tears to your eyes.
Session 3: What Now? - Aug 13
https://www.youtube.com/live/VRuwFvJPm7A
And if you missed 1 and 2:
Session 1 The Moment + Your Mission
Session 2: How to Make it Happen
https://www.youtube.com/live/yqhFZjHIz-o
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Things that didn't happen yesterday: Texas Democrats did not return home. [View all]
lapucelle
Aug 13
OP
What impact does misinformation have on "Congressional Democrats favorability [...] not polling well"?
lapucelle
Aug 13
#43
It turns out that misinformed anti-Democratic Party speculative spin garners clicks,
lapucelle
Aug 13
#10
It's disinformation not misinformation. The deliberate, intentional sharing of misinformation with a nefarious ..
littlemissmartypants
Aug 13
#35
Odd that the "dots were connected" counterfactual to reality with the purpose of badmouthing Democrats.
lapucelle
Aug 13
#12
The House Dems breaking quorum shuts down the ability of both houses to pass legislation.
summer_in_TX
Aug 13
#71
Nope. That's the Texas Senate, not the Texas House. The Texas Senate Democrats never left home.
lapucelle
Aug 13
#21
But...where are they...do nothing...don't fight...cave...give in...towels...both sides...establishment...don't vote.
betsuni
Aug 13
#25
See, that's what's inspiring and badass about these Democrats from Texas. We need to remind them
ancianita
Aug 13
#30
Greg Abbott, Ken Paxton, and their enablers are the ones who need to do hard time.
Initech
Aug 13
#31
I can't believe I fell for that fiddle faddle and didn't even think about fact checking!
ShazzieB
Aug 13
#39
It's why I'm a tedious broken record about the rule of never giving Democrats one second of the benefit of the doubt
betsuni
Aug 14
#73
Thank you! I saw a headline somewhere that Dems had gone back to Texas. Good to know they didn't.
raccoon
Aug 13
#47
Let's add some truth and context here since this topic is clearly a counter to a topic of mine from yesterday
LonePirate
Aug 13
#55
Thank-you for this. If some fought as hard going after republicans as some seem to go after Democrats,
lostincalifornia
Aug 13
#62
"Later Tuesday, Texas House Democratic Caucus spokesperson Joshua Rush told ABC News
red dog 1
Aug 13
#67