2. Those two guys on the Capitol steps: NJ Sen @CoryBooker and civil rights hero @repjohnlewis. Another shot of the beginning:pic.twitter.com/lvYdbnFkGU
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3. Booker and Lewis started a Facebook Live to talk about Trumpcare and what this moment means for America.
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4. I didn't know that it was happening when I walked up to the Capitol. I work with
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5. When I took that picture, I was going to tweet: "something vile is brewing in that building.
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6. The person I was trying to meet up with told me he was on the East Capitol steps on the Senate side. I found him, and saw this:pic.twitter.com/WkXG5vIWas
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8. Maybe 20 people were sitting around them. They were telling stories about health care, laughing, answering questions. Felt like a picnic.
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9. I sat down. Realized I was sitting on the jacket of
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10. Totally real. Organic, spontaneous. Senators kept drifting out. Passers-by kept wandering over and sitting down.
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11. This, I thought, must be what democracy is like in very tiny countries, or Ancient Greece. Senators & citizens kibbitzing about issues.
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14. Suddenly everyone was on their feet—and roaring. Hundreds of people. There spontaneously. Ready to fight for health care.
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15. It was hard to get a shot of thr while crowd, but here's a piece of it. That's
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16. This was a rally now. Part of my job is speaking at rallies. Some are great. Some are fine. This one? Everyone was *on fire.*
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17. A bunch of groups have been planning a People's Filibuster—three days of Capitol protests to stop Trumpcare, starting 2pm tomorrow.
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18. The People's Filibuster started early.
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19. People told their stories. A refugee diagnosed with cancer weeks before her graduation, alive now thanks to Medicaid.
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20. A child of immigrants, born with a rare disease, now healthy and an organizer fighting for justice for all—preexisting conditions or no.
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21. People asked how they could fight. We shared ways to do it. Come protest at the Capitol this week. Protest at local offices. Make calls.
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