Replying to @carolmswain
She also took a sharp-clawed swipe at Trump about her side's commitment to the "peaceful transition of power." No one stole the election from her. And there will be no fed-instigated riot at the Capitol in two months.
Susan Prager
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- Replying to @julie_kelly2"Hamstringing the government is the whole point of our Constitution" — perfectly said.
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- Replying to @julie_kelly2If Democrats didn’t have double standards…