Shit for brains. |
The bitter leftist is running again for the seat she lost by six points.
I’m running for the people, not corporations. https://t.co/rOqxYvhtX4
— Nina Turner (@ninaturner) January 26, 2022
Nina Turner, a progressive star, is seeking a rematch with Rep. Shontel Brown (D-Ohio).
— Daniel Marans (@danielmarans) January 26, 2022
My write-up of Turner's announcement that she's running again: https://t.co/h9cFQ2o3Ve via @HuffPostPol
Nina Turner’s campaign says it raised more than $100k after her announcement yesterday, comparable to her best fundraising days during the #OH11 special last year.
— David Weigel (@daveweigel) January 27, 2022
“When we look over the course of last year, families are still struggling — with higher gas and food prices, stagnant wages and shrinking benefits, while corporations make record profits," Turner said in a news release from her campaign. "We can get an agenda through Congress that puts working families first but it is being blocked by a handful of holdouts. Obstruction of the Democratic agenda is hurting Greater Cleveland and as the next Congresswoman, I am going to fight back.”
Shontel Brown got help. Nikema Williams, Raphael Warnock, Hank Johnson and Stacey Plaskett are likely backing Brown's reelection. |
The Ohio Supreme Court on Jan. 14 struck down the map of the state's congressional districts, saying it violated partisan gerrymandering prohibitions and favored the Republican Party.
Nina Turner is again running against Shontel Brown in #OH11. Here she is in 2016 encouraging Pennsylvania voters to vote for third party candidate Jill Stein. Her plan worked and Trump won Pennsylvania. After he won the state, the race was over and he became our next president. pic.twitter.com/yi7yb45RGK
— josecanyousee (@josecanyousee_) January 26, 2022
Before saying neither Dem or GOP parties "give a sh*t" about people, one of the craziest parts of this conversation is when Nina Turner praises Ohio GOP Gov Mike deWine's handling of the 2020 primary election given voter suppression and dismal turnout in OH (see next tweet) pic.twitter.com/LWWRhHyXSv
— Receipt Maven (@receiptmaven) July 18, 2021
Brown has already signalled she is running for the seat. If Turner does run, she will be at a strong disadvantage. She won't have the polls in her favor. She already is seen as a perennial candidate and she's no longer a power player in the Democratic Party.
Will the Nina Van make a return? |
I've said it many times. Why can't we have more lawmakers like Shontel Brown in Congress?
Shontel Brown is not trying to bring the circus to Northeastern Ohio unlike Turner.
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