1/ @kyrstensinema I’m not sure if you remember me, and no worries if you dont. We shared a donut in the call center during the Prop 107 campaign. I helped a little with your social media on your 2010 State Senate run. I helped gather signatures to get you on the ballot in 2012...

2/ @kyrstensinema ...I mention all that so you know I’ve been a supporter with my time and effort since you started public service and so you don’t think I’m some random troll when I ask you what I’m about to ask you...
3/ @kyrstensinema ...I’ve watched you thread a nearly impossible needle of being blue at heart but still growing your influence in a red state. You’re a proud member of the LGBTQ community, a Democrat and a woman, who now sits in Barry Goldwater’s Senate seat. It’s astonishing...
4/ @kyrstensinema ...That balance you’ve maintained so you can grow has led you to be sometimes not as far left as I’d like, but I still trust and support you because of what I’ve seen you do. You led Arizona to be the first state ever to defeat an anti-LGBTQ ballot measure...
5/ @kyrstensinema ...the influence you’ve grown in Arizona and the Country has never been more needed than it is at this moment. The President of the United States tried to start a war with the People of the United States and he had the help of other members of the Senate...
6/ @kyrstensinema ...Specifically, the President was provided criminal, seditious support for his coup attempt by @TedCruz and @HawleyMO. This cannot go unaddressed. The American People cannot have unity and healing without justice. Insurrection must have consequences...
7/ @kyrstensinema ...So now, my request of you;

The People of Arizona and America need justice. Will you please help us get it?

Without it, we lose trust and faith in our government.

Please, will you support the expulsion of @TedCruz and @HawleyMO from the Senate? ...
8/ @kyrstensinema ...and now, the main thing America needs and you have power to help with;

Will you please support the impeachment and removal of donald trump from office and disqualification from holding future office?

We need to know our government can protect us...
9/ @kyrstensinema ...both of these requests will cause much conflict for you and require you to spend a lot of political capital you’ve been building. This is the rainy day the people of Arizona and America have needed you to save it for...
10/ @kyrstensinema ...one doesn’t win the battles you’ve already won without courage. So I know you have plenty of it. You will have the support of the People of Arizona and America if you take these brave steps we need you to take.

/END

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Always. No, your company is not an exception.

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