Thread by @frodofied

I've been mostly absent during the Dems nominating process because, frankly, I knew that those whom I could possibly vote for to nominate in place of @HillaryClinton totaled zero.

ZERO.

I still believe that Clinton should have remained the Democrats de facto nominee in 2020.
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I will always believe that it sends a terrible and destructive message to allow foreign agents, a rival candidate, and a rival party conspire against any rival candidate or party to steal an election.

Period.

I think that message became doubly so in 2016.

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That nobody in the slate of 2020 nominees was able to forgo their own egos for sale of nation and party became unbearably depressing.

By refusing to fight for Clinton, the Democratic party and every nominee that ran, have made the political future of this nation much darker.
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Sadly, there is now no way to undo what has been done and so we must move forward as United a nation and party as possible with the sole goal of making sure Donald Trump and his illegitimate farce of an administration is yanked from its dark place in our history.

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What I know for sure: we would not / will not beat Donald Trump with Bernie Sanders as our nominee or Party leader.

We just won't.

So, I applaud the states, who just yesterday collectively sent Sanders' 'revolution' the same unmistakable message.

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And while he would not have been included in my top ten nominee wish list, today, I, with many reservations, endorse @JoeBiden and pledge to do everything I can to make him the next President of the United States.

#SheWon
#ImStillWithHer

#FotTheGoodAofAll
#Biden2020
#Bidem

Please excuse the many type-os and grammatical errors in the above thread. I am currently standing outside in a bracing Wisconsin wind, underdressed and shivering with tears streaming down my face from the force of it all and i did the best I could.