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1. The phrase "deeply concerned" should be removed from the Democrat's lexicon.

Sun Apr 6, 2025, 12:19 PM

Apr 2025

"Deeply concerned" doesn't get things done, doesn't fire up voters, is weak tea politically.

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The phrase "deeply concerned" should be removed from the Democrat's lexicon. Midnight Writer Apr 2025 #1

💯 choie Apr 2025 #3

Sounds like Susan Collins Native Apr 2025 #4

Exactly... It reeks with dripping complacency a la Susan Collins... hlthe2b Apr 2025 #5

The concern-o-meter...who said bipartisanship was dead? BeyondGeography Apr 2025 #2

well....."that's a specific policy, but I'm more deeply concerned stillcool Apr 2025 #6