Great warriors in the war on women.

To aid humanity. I’m an old white guy who knows our key to survival is to value our women, not denigrate them. Too many dumbass men in this country.

I worked at the PBS station in Austin back in the mid-1980-90s. Had the honour to meet her a few times. Great lady with lots of presence. Her election gave me hope that Texas politics were turning around.

No such luck. Sigh.

Her mother, Ann Richards, is looking down from heaven with joy and pride.

Tailored to perfection, cut and color wonderful.

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...as opposed to one who doesn't dress at all........

Thank you, Dr. Biden, for the grace and class you have shown for all these years. Your predecessor/successor should have as much.

A lovely and hardworking First Lady.
Dedicated teacher and public servant.

We need more reminders of the really extraordinary people in our world. That picture has 4 of them.

This is wonderful news...an acknowledgement that is most welcome today.
💙💙💙

And the Orange Abomination keeps right on ticking. Something is just so unfair here.

Joe AND Jill, both.

We got lucky there for awhile.

But I am saddened beyond belief at her affliction. I haven't seen her in a few years, and I might not see her again, depending on how aggressive her cancer is. Glioblastoma took a cousin, and aunt, and my wife's brother. Once it is diagnosed, it is not a question of "if," but "when."

From better days:

You can see PJB trying to support her, but she looks really weak on her right side. The last time I saw her on Deadline WhiteHouse, she did well, but I could tell there was something off with her affect. I hope she can pass peacefully when the time comes.

On edit: you can see the new asymmetry in her facial muscles.

She's been an inspiration to so many women. Her passing will be a sad day for us all, like her mother's passing.

She is a great lady. It is very sad she has glioblastma brain tumor. My 26 year old son died from it 25 years ago. I am sure she will be as brave as he was.

And God bless Cecile Richards.

Link to tweet

and the glioblastoma brought tears to my eyes. Oh, Cecile, honey, thank you for everything. And may you experience the very least possible pain.