@jenpsaki: Jen Psaki reflects on voters overcoming threats and barriers to make their voices heard on Election Day, and asks whether empathy can overcome cruelty in politics. She points to Amy Acton in Ohio, Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan and James Talarico in Texas, whose campaigns faced personal attacks and damaging rumors.

Stephany :

Jen was my favorite press secretary!!!

RedTip Duck :

Non biased of course [Tears of joy]

agency_station :

This was my 18 yo son‘s first time to vote and he asked if we could walk to the polls so that’s what we did. 1/2 mile each way. Go blue Mississippi!

Daryon Easterwood :

Stand up for America not for Trump vote 💙💙

puppers :

Jen.. I’m so hopeful but so afraid

lizmd77 :

A very long time ago

Curtis Henry :

Not in Alabama. We can't get out of our own way for nothing.

MeandYOU :

I wore my camouflage yoga pants voting today incase there was trouble lol.

Chuck1515 :

Empathy is a powerful form of protest ✊🏼

Sylvia ͛△⃒⃘Ϟ❾¾ :

I am loving the Streisand effect

🦦YouOtterKbow🦦 :

I still super miss you as the Press Secretary 🥰

wildrose08 :

Hortenciathes Garcia :

I’m sorry shouldn’t be waiting for it to break I believe in leading by example it’s what I do

Bambi_Burgers :

I like your shirt, Jen. ❤️

antniooliveira9823 :

be strong

Michael Dillard :

Blue wave 🌊 💙💙💙

randycampbell701 :

I hope so

S an I :

👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️

ItalianRook 💙🇺🇦💙 :

Dfoush :

Fingers crossed

Stan :

shez hot af

Chrystal Peoples :

RobChuck777 :

Thank you Jen 💙💙💙

sun :

No.