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I don’t think I can look my friends who are survivors of sexual assault in the eyes and say I voted for a rapist. https://twitter.com/chanceacochran/status/1247947458346352641
I don’t think I could look at someone from Palestine or Yemen and say I voted for a man who I knew was going to help bomb their homes and destroy their lives.
I don’t think I could look anyone in prison in the eye and say I voted for the man who wrote the disastrous crime bill that put them there.
I don’t think I could look the future generations in the eye and say I knowingly voted for a man who has no legitimate climate policy.
I don’t think I could tell any of the people I organize with that I voted for a man that will not help us and will actively work against us.
I don’t think I could tell my great grandparents who weren’t allowed to marry in the US that voted for a man who campaigned for segregationist policy.
I don’t think I could tell my gay friends that I voted for a man who actively denied their right to marriage.
I don’t think I could tell a refugee from Honduras that I voted for a man who destabilized their nation and destroyed their livelihood.
I don’t think I could tell any of the thousands of immigrants locked up in cages that I voted for a man who helped make those concentration camps possible.
I don’t think I could tell someone drowing In médical debt, unable to pay for life saving treatment that I voted for a man who explicitly stated he would veto Medicare for all
