... from her Twitter feed

Sara Gideon's "Priorities"

As one comment noted, "Thanks for reminding us of the good things Sara Gideon wants to do ..."


I wonder how long it will remain up, and how long the people who produced it will stay with the campaign.

The underlying point isn't entirely wrong. Either she or her staff uses "top priorities" in a verbal tic sort of way, the way Trump uses "very strong" as a modifier for virtually anything he's talking about doing.

With the exception of guns, though, I have a hard time seeing why anyone would think any of those top priorities are a bad thing.

What an idiotic ad. What was collins’ team thinking. Love the Twitter comments. I had to reread and watch it twice to figure out their point, because I kept thinking, why is this bad thing? .

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Originally posted by QuirtEvans:
The underlying point isn't entirely wrong.

The underlying point is a grammar gotcha, which just about every non-knee-jerk-Trump-jerkoff would give an ...

Swing and a miss!