Hillary Clinton retweeted
We may have had to count One Mississippi, Two Mississippi, but Blue Mississippi sure has a nice ring to it! Scott, you put your heart and soul into this race because you believe in the promise of your state’s people. And they believed in you right back. I’m honored to have stood alongside you. Congratulations!
Along with the thanks of a grateful nation, American veterans and their families deserve to live lives of dignity and opportunity.
This Veterans Day, let's commit to un-DOGE and fully fund the VA so every veteran has access to health care, education, and housing.
Trump is about to get even weirder and, sadly, more dangerous.
From our last taping before the midterms, here's my prediction for @karaswisher about how he'll handle defeat.
(He's already doing the "blame everyone else" part.)
Replying to @karaswisher
@KaraSwisher asked me how Trump will deal with defeat if Democrats win big next week.
My expectation: He'll double down on risk. #HighStakes
Politics is a relay race. Shoutout to @staceyabrams, @BetoORourke, and @wendydavis for all they did to carry the baton.
Democrats made so much history this week, but here's why @KeishaBottoms' victory in particular gave me goosebumps.
He’s never been in my house.
He’ll never be in my house.
Thank you for your attention to the matter of my house.
There is much to celebrate this week, but I want to call specific attention to historic gains Democratic women made in representation:
- For the first time in history, over 100 Democratic women will serve in the U.S. House.
- At least 16 Democratic women will serve in the Senate.
- At least 14 Democratic women will serve as governors, a record high.
- A record of 2,600 Democratic women running for seats in state legislatures helped flip 12 majorities and break 11 supermajorities.
- Four states elected their first woman governor: Georgia, Minnesota, Ohio, and Tennessee.
- @KeishaBottoms will be the first Black woman to serve as a governor.
- @DebHaalandNM will be the first Native American woman to serve as a governor.
- @GinaHinojosaTX will be the first Latina to serve as governor of Texas.
- @peggyflanagan will be the first Native American woman to serve in the Senate.
I am beyond excited to see these extraordinary people and public servants tackle accountability, affordability, and our other challenges to make life better for everyone in this country.
Congratulations to everyone who ran: win or lose, fighting for what's right is always worth it.
Last night, Americans made a clear call for accountability and affordability.
A body politic cannot recover until its harms have been treated and its wounds have been healed. Crimes against our people and our Constitution must be answered for. The historic abuses of the last two years must be prevented from happening again.
American families should be able to thrive, not just survive. Every child should have the chance to live up to his or her full potential. The American Dream must be more than a mirage.
I am confident Democrats can deliver both, and much more.
The post-Trump era begins now.
We voted, and it felt great! Make your plan to do the same, if you haven't already cast your ballot: IWillVote.com
America is what we make of it.
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"He's going to feel cornered. I think he's going to feel angry," @HillaryClinton tells us. "At least we will have some leverage to try to hold him to account through Congress, which is what their job should be." WATCH: youtu.be/mjPp7ALpvko?utm_sou…
.@HillaryClinton tells 'The View' she's feeling "really optimistic" about the midterm elections, though she "worries a lot": "If you turn out and vote, and vote your conscience and vote your interests and vote for the end of what we've been living through in these last years, we're going to get our country back."
.@HillaryClinton tells 'The View' she thinks Pres. Trump will get "even more out of control" if the GOP loses the midterms: "He's going to feel cornered. I think he's going to feel angry...but at least we will have some leverage to try to hold him to account through the Congress, which is what their job should be."
.@HillaryClinton says she's feeling "really optimistic" about the midterms, though she "worries a lot": "If you turn out and vote... and vote for the end of what we've been living through in these last years, we're going to get our country back."










