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What you are seeing is, it doesn't matter that you're a Democrat or Republican.

Margaret, in my view, Abdul's victory was one of the most extraordinary victories in modern political history.

We have so many problems at home. We have people sleeping out in the streets. People can't afford health care.

I think Abdul has run a brilliant campaign, and he's more than capable of making his own political judgments.

People, many people, experts, including myself, consider what's going on there as a genocide.

What you had is AIPAC spending 30 million dollars in the Democratic primary trying to defeat Abdul.

Raising taxes on the rich, making sure that everybody in Wisconsin or America has health care as a right, sounds quite reasonable to me.

I hope very much that Peggy wins.

I think she is being outspent seven to one. And, under those circumstances, it's tough for anybody to win.

We need a candidate like Abdul who has the guts to stand up for working class families.

We have people sleeping out in the streets. People can't afford health care.

It is insane that the Democrats would allow somebody to come in, an entity to come in, that will then, if they lose, go into the other party.

They're sick and tired of massive income and wealth inequality.

I think Abdul's victory was one of the most extraordinary victories in modern political history.

People are tired of the status quo politics and establishment policies-they want real change.

In Michigan, in my view, Abdul's victory was one of the most extraordinary victories in modern political history.

I think what we're seeing in Minnesota, Margaret, in Michigan, and all across this country is that people understand that we're living with an economy that is rigged.

It is beyond unacceptable that in the year 2026, the United States remains the only major country on Earth not to guarantee paid vacation time to workers. This legislation would put an end to that international embarrassment,