Tuesday, February 11, 2020

Some Tweets from Briahna Solidarity Gray

Briahna Solidarity Gray is the press secretary for candidate Bernie Sanders.



  •  Pinned Tweet
     5 hours ago
    This week, I addressed the controversy over how to ethically build a "big tent" movement: It doesn't mean moving to the middle to appease an imaginary moderate. I was glad to be joined by several LGBTQ supporters to address this, including & !
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  •   Retweeted
     15 minutes ago
    I think the "hope and change" candidate is probably pretty electable. Don't underestimate hope.
    The Decision Desk projects Bernie Sanders to win the New Hampshire Primary
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  •  14 minutes ago
    The youth aren’t the future. They’re the present.
    Sanders won more voters under 30 years old in New Hampshire than all of the other candidates *combined* according to exit polls.
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  •   Retweeted
     1 hour ago
    I mean, really think about it: you have a candidate being entirely funded by an average of $18 donations, sustaining 24-7 attacks by cable TV news, facing millions of dollars of negative attacks - and he is still in contention to win. Really understand how unprecedented that is.
    I want you to step back, take a deep breath & realize how unprecedented it is for a candidate 100% funded by the grassroots with zero billionaire donors even being in contention to win against the entire corporate establishment & billionaire class thats trying to buy the election
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  •   Retweeted
     1 hour ago
    I want you to step back, take a deep breath & realize how unprecedented it is for a candidate 100% funded by the grassroots with zero billionaire donors even being in contention to win against the entire corporate establishment & billionaire class thats trying to buy the election
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  •   Retweeted
     3 hours ago
    Listening to CNN panel explain how there are "no transformational candidates" in the mix... someone needs to tell these folks about Bernie .
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  •  1 hour ago
    It was a two way race in 2016. It’s a nine way race now. Any members of the Yang Gang wanna help out with the math so we can retire this talking point?
    Replying to @jbouie
    Don’t comparisons to his last outing matter? And whether turnout is up or down?
    106 replies886 retweets6,951 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     3 hours ago
    “The basketball player previously scored 50 points in a one on one game, so him scoring 30 points in a full game proves he’s underperforming”
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    MSNBC already spinning it: “The story of the Sanders campaign so far this year is how much ground he's lost from four years ago."
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  •  3 hours ago
    Yang truly brought something new and valuable to the debate stage. I look forward to hearing more from him in the future. 🧢🧢🧢
    BREAKING: Andrew Yang is suspending his presidential campaign.
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  •   Retweeted
     4 hours ago
    I know a Sanders win is somewhat priced in, but I'm not sure why the story is about who finishes in 2nd and 3rd place instead of him winning, especially if it looks like a decently clear win.
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  •  4 hours ago
    2016: It's wrong to say there's no difference between the candidates. 2020:
    Joy Reid making the case for Bloomberg: "If you wanna beat a Republican you have to know how to fight like a Republican. And he IS a Republican."
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  •  5 hours ago
    Received a call from the Bloomberg campaign last week offering $6,500/mo with benefits for an advisory role on the campaign. That’s 100% more than I’m making now. My answer was of course— No. I’m with . They out here stealing people y’all!
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  •   Retweeted
     5 hours ago
    As almost every Democrat running for President bailed out on supporting Medicare for All, exit polls in both Iowa and New Hampshire show that the majority of Democratic voters actually support it. Thank you for being consistent, .
    🚨WAPO EXIT POLL: 6 in 10 New Hampshire Democratic primary voters support eliminating all private health insurance in favor of a single-payer plan for everyone.…












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