Sen. Amy Klobuchar delivers opening inauguration remarks l ABC News

Klobuchar noted that the inauguration ceremony “is a culmination of 244 years of a democracy.”

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🌠Amy Klobuchar
According to astrology:
May 25th
The day of the Bold one.

Whatever their degree of sophistication, May 25 people are fighters.
They may be devoted to protecting a cause, and idea, their country or family.
Yet in no way are they archaic or conservative in their beliefs, remaining up-to-date in their attitude toward the world.
Those born on this day value money, clothes, all the outward trappings of life, yet understand that they are merely the facade of a deeper spiritual life within. Above all they recognize that freedom from tyranny, both for the individual and the group, is of the highest importance.
Since those born on this day are attuned to the rhythms of the world around them, they are able to survive social change, sometimes going with the flow, sometimes removing themselves. Their friends and family will find that they are charming and agreeable only to a point, however.
They will never compromise their opinions, even if it makes them unpopular.
May 25 people are philosophically oriented.
They have clear ideas on a wide variety of subjects, and these ideas are usually part of a larger, more universal code.
This may be a code of conduct their belief, or both.
Not only do those born on May 25 hold themselves to this standard, but may expect everyone else to follow it as well.
Those born on this day can be extremely unforgiving to those who cross the lines of decency. Honor and personal responsibility are immensely important to them, and their expectations are correspondingly high.
They must learn, however, to be more forgiving and tolerant in their treatment of Others.
May 25th people are not just mentally oriented, but markedly physical as well.
Unfortunately, their emotional side may be a bit repressed or, if damaged and childhood, severely blocked.
They value affection but find it both difficult to express and accept.
Since their self trust is not the highest, they may also be loath to trust others.
Whatever they do, be it art, sports, sex, or work, is beautifully crafted or executed, but unfortunately can also lack feeling.
Indeed, some born on this day take pride in themselves as cool personalities who are not given two displays of emotion.
What those born on May 25 must constantly fight is there fear of rejection.
Learning to be less fearful in general is important for them, no matter how forceful they may seem on the outside.
Building a foundation of self-confidence, perhaps slowly over the years, will guarantee them success in the world and keep them from sabotaging their own plans.
Those born on this day must find a way to live by their code of ethics without paralyzing themselves in introspection or self-criticism; their ideals should find expression in pragmatic ways.
Otherwise, May 25 people run the danger of becoming unrealistic about what they believe, and a bit out of touch with their true needs.

Other famous people born on this day:
Miles Davis
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Richard Dimbebly
John K. Fairbanks
Lindsey Nelson

Read from the book, "The Secret Language Of Birthdays", by Gary Goldschnieder and Joost Elffers.

madam this mr that…I am here to kiss as much ass a s possible!!!

this man-thing is politically done!!!

THE DISHONORABLE MAMMBY PAMMAMBY AMY. YOUR CAReer is OVER. WE see what you are. Don't forget it.

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I like Amy, she’s got a likable personality. She’s pretty much a straight neo-dem though, walks the party line. At least she’s somewhat moderate, not a super leftie.

I wonder if she remembers the letter she helped write, and signed, in 2019 saying Dominion Voting Systems "threaten the integrity of our elections" and has "vote switching" issues. Those are the voting machines in question after the Presidential election. The letter was also signed by Elizabeth Warren, Ron Wyden, and Mark Pocan.