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I have considered it my mission, while here, to defend @HillaryClinton against the insidious and unfair attacks against her and the campaign she ran for President in 2016.
Today that mission shifted.
It is now my mission to insist on public acknowledgement that #SheWon.
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Today that mission shifted.
It is now my mission to insist on public acknowledgement that #SheWon.
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Those who know me well, know that this has always been my belief, but today that belief was verified in too many ways to ignore.
@HillaryClinton is the legitimate President of the United States.
Whether she ever assumes the office or not, history must tell the right story.
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@HillaryClinton is the legitimate President of the United States.
Whether she ever assumes the office or not, history must tell the right story.
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It must say loud and clear that a woman won, and that Americans chose her.
She was not a weak candidate who was beaten by worst candidate in history.
Instead she was so formidable a candidate that it took the epic effort of a global conspiracy to keep her from office.
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She was not a weak candidate who was beaten by worst candidate in history.
Instead she was so formidable a candidate that it took the epic effort of a global conspiracy to keep her from office.
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There is a reason that so many Americans felt that something was wrong on #BlackTuesday.
A reason for that sense that we had not, or at least could not have, made that decision.
Because,
What happened was UnAmerican.
What happened was impossible.
What happened was wrong.
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A reason for that sense that we had not, or at least could not have, made that decision.
Because,
What happened was UnAmerican.
What happened was impossible.
What happened was wrong.
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There was nothing in any of the numbers that indicated it would or could happen.
Nothing.
In those last days Clinton's crowds were increasingly larger and more energetic.
The Obama's stood and asked a receptive, grateful America to place their faith in her.
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Nothing.
In those last days Clinton's crowds were increasingly larger and more energetic.
The Obama's stood and asked a receptive, grateful America to place their faith in her.
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Black folks stood up to the bullying efforts of their own State and Local governments and refused to be turned away. They endured hours when it took whites in neighboring districts minutes.
They stayed in line.
Black women sang,
"And I shall not be moved..."
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They stayed in line.
Black women sang,
"And I shall not be moved..."
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