OF THE MOMENT THEY SAID IT
A collection of voices, tweets and posts from the week.
TWEETS OF THE WEEK Mark Simone
@MarkSimoneNY
Bloomberg getting stomped into the ground by Elizabeth Warren and getting completely slapped around by old Joe Biden, totally brings to an end any thought that he could ever be in a debate with Donald Trump. #DemDebate2020 #DemocraticDebate #bloomberg.
Martha McSally
@MarthaMcSally
Proud to stand on the stage with @realDonaldTrump & receive his full endorsement! The economy is booming and great opportunities are being created under conservative leadership, which will all be reversed under socialist policies and leaders like Mark Kelly & Bernie Sanders.
Steve Redmond
@sjredmond
If you are #OnlyBernie then you are part of the problem, not part of the solution. Bernie’s 30% shouldn’t run the country any more than Trump’s should. How about electing someone who more than half the country can live with and get behind? Screw my way or the highway. #DemDebate.
Alejandra Gomez
@Gomez_Alex07
This is a community victory! HCR2036 is DEAD! The people’s victory! Organizing! Mobilizing! Member Leaders! Community Power speak loud and clear only love lives here and hate will not dominate. @LUCHA_AZ People power 2020! We more then ready, we coming! “In this desert city built on hopes, dreams and neon lights, former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg made a wild gamble to emerge from the protective bubble of his $400 million ad campaign and face five rivals for the Democratic nomination head-on in a nationally televised debate.” — Susan Crabtree
RealClear Politics “The truth of Obama’s silence on the 2020 primary is that it’s not just about his obvious wish to stay out of the spotlight, but it also reflects a choreographed strategy.” — Gabriel Debenetti
Intellinger