Tuesday, October 08, 2019

Some Tweets from Gabrielle Farrell

Gabrielle Farrell is the press secretary for candidate Elizabeth Warren.



  • “What’s that smell?” says at the start of the video, turning to in the backseat of an SUV. “That’s what my people smell every day. I thought the smell was normal. I really did. I didn’t realize that it was killing us.”
  • got my inbox down to three emails, and the clouds are opening
  • . has a plan to ensure that federal judges and Supreme Court justices meet the highest ethical standards—and are held accountable when they fail to meet them. Read and share her full plan:
  • I'm heartsick for Joshua Brown's family and friends. He bravely stepped forward and testified to bring some justice for Botham Jean, and peace for his family. We need answers—and Joshua Brown and his family need justice.
  • Baby how you feelin'? Feeling good as hell 🎶
  • . wears the selfie line 👑. Folks’ faces as they walk away as they quickly scroll through their photo library— to find she had taken several clicks of their interactions w/ — is priceless.
  • A thread of Elizabeth Warren loving Union forums and being loved back. ✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿✊🏼
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  • "[women & women of color] are locked into lower wages, discriminated against & harassed on the job, and disproportionately work in sectors that are excluded from basic protections. My plan will empower them, help them unionize, and benefit all workers.”
  • Worker misclassification (looking at you & others) is denying basic rights to millions of workers. She will push for a law to end worker misclassification at the federal level (Thanks California for leading the fight) AND use every tool to make progress on this herself.
  • She also wants to stop employers from using traits historically associated with race to discriminate against workers, like hair texture.
  • Her plan includes a whole aggressive set of measures to combat discrimination. For example, she wants to codify into law protections for LGBTQ+ workers.
  • Southern segregationists carved out domestic workers and farm workers from basic worker protections (who are mainly women and people of color). 's plan fixes that historical and current injustice.
  • Good piece on how Elizabeth Warren's plan to empower workers "exceeds" the New Deal standard.
  • I judge people by the quality of their hugs. gives presidential quality hugs. . ( 📸 by Nancee Lewis)
  • . is unifying the country. she’s encouraging folks to choose at least one issue they’re passionate about and talk to folks. at our events now, we even ask ppl to turn to their neighbor and share what brought them into this fight. this is what leadership looks like.