The need to act now is imperative, but unfortunately we're dealing with a number of difficulties. Many of us are exhausted from a brutal campaign season in which we left everything on the field. Then there's the stunning betrayal of our fellow Americans who either wanted this or were too ignorant to understand what it will truly mean. Finally, there's this overwhelming sense of helplessness as we watch many of our leaders and institutions bend the knee or do nothing to prevent the coming disaster. While there are a few actions individuals can do, it's hard to see them as meaningful when what we need is collective action.
I have yet to see anything from either of my Democratic senators that suggests either will do anything tactical, confrontational, or honorable to resist Trump**. It is as though I have lost any representation in government.
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The need to act now is imperative, but unfortunately we're dealing with a number of difficulties. Many of us are exhausted from a brutal campaign season in which we left everything on the field. Then there's the stunning betrayal of our fellow Americans who either wanted this or were too ignorant to understand what it will truly mean. Finally, there's this overwhelming sense of helplessness as we watch many of our leaders and institutions bend the knee or do nothing to prevent the coming disaster. While there are a few actions individuals can do, it's hard to see them as meaningful when what we need is collective action.
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I have yet to see anything from either of my Democratic senators that suggests either will do anything tactical, confrontational, or honorable to resist Trump**. It is as though I have lost any representation in government.