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Walleye

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3. Proud to be a native of the state that sent her to the Senate.

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Mon Jan 6, 2025, 07:02 AM

Jan 6

She’s a hard worker at her job and she knows what she’s doing. And, as we say in Delaware, her heart is in the right place I remember her father, Ted Blunt, on the Wilmington city Council, cool guy. You can hear the PTSD in her voice when she talks about the ordeal.

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Sen. Blunt Rochester is first Black person to serve in both chambers of Congress - The Sunday Show - MSNBC [View all] Rhiannon12866 Jan 6 OP

Haven't watched but recommending for significance and importance. . . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Jan 6 #1

Thanks! She talks about her experiences being trapped in the House balcony on January 6th. Rhiannon12866 Jan 6 #2

Proud to be a native of the state that sent her to the Senate. Walleye Jan 6 #3

Very cool! Though I'm in New York, I'm familiar with her, too, since she's appeared several times with Lawrence O'Donnell Rhiannon12866 Jan 6 #4