THE MESSAGE WE SENT. JENNIFER WEXTON.

David, the month of August was time for me to reconnect with constituents across VA-10. It was also a month when we were painfully reminded of the gun violence epidemic in our country. And in that month, the demand for change grew louder than it ever has before. I thank you for standing with me as we demanded that Mitch McConnell allow a vote on universal background checks. I am inspired by everyone who signed petitions, attended grassroots rallies, and shared their stories. And I appreciate all your help as I work to support candidates in this year's Virginia Legislative elections who will champion gun safety legislation. We sent a message that our movement is stronger than the big checks that the NRA can write. And we will continue to show just what we can do when people raise their voices together. I thank you for believing in this campaign, and our values. -Jennifer

LABOR DAY. JENNIFER WEXTON.

David, From the 40-hour workweek, to the end of child labor, to safer workplace conditions, we have so much to thank the American labor movement for. Today, on Labor Day, we honor their history -- and we reflect on all that is still left to achieve in the fight for workers' rights. I remain committed to expanding paid family and medical leave. I will not stop fighting to close the gender pay gap. And I am tirelessly working to stop all discrimination in the workplace against the LGBTQ community. The success of our workers means a stronger country for all of us. We must never forget that -- and we must remain vigilant against all efforts to roll back workers' rights. I’m proud to stand with our workers and unions. And while today is a day of rest, tomorrow we continue the fight for workplace rights. Thank you, Jennifer

HAPPY LABOR DAY. SETH MOULTON.

David,
Happy Labor Day.

Today, I’m particularly thankful for the achievements of American workers—from the unions that built our middle class to the labor movement that created a fairer and more equitable workplace for everyone in America.

Without American workers who courageously risked their jobs to speak up, organize and protest, we would not be able to celebrate this weekend. In fact, we wouldn’t even have a weekend because it was labor unions and their rank and file who fought so hard to give us the five-day, 40-hour workweek.

But on this 125th anniversary of Labor Day, let’s take a moment to remember how far we still have to go. We’re the only advanced industrial nation that doesn’t guarantee paid maternity leave. Or vacation. Or paid sick days. And if we’re going to solve those problems, we’ve got to do it together.

That’s the fight that lies ahead of us. So rest up this weekend, enjoy yourselves, and get ready—because on Tuesday, that fight begins anew.

Seth

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THE SOCIOPATH- "YOU DON'T HAVE A FRIEND IN ME."

The Fact that the SOCIOPATH can Discard Friends and Allies with little Thought or Emotion, shows us something about how They view the World:

-   FRIENDS AND ALLIES ARE NOT TERMS THE SOCIOPATH IDENTIFIES WITH.  IN FACT, THEY DON'T MEAN ANYTHING AT ALL.  A FRIEND OR AN ALLY, TO THEM, IS JUST A MEANS TO AN END.  WHILE OTHERS MAY APPLY THOSE TERMS TO THE SOCIOPATH, WHICH IMPLIES THAT THEY FEEL THE SOCIOPATH CAN BE TRUSTED, CARES ABOUT THEIR WELL BEING, AND WILL STAND WITH THEM IN CASE OF DIFFICULTIES, NOTHING CAN BE FURTHER FROM THE TRUTH.

The SOCIOPATH may actually exhibit some of these characteristics, but it is not from a Sense of Honor or a Moral Duty.  The Sociopath may feel that giving the Impression to others that They Follow a Certain of Conduct, will Allow them to EXPLOIT Those who do not realize that the Behavior the Sociopath is Exhibiting is just a Smokescreen to Hide Their Real Intentions and Motivations.  Once The Reasons for the Pretense are gone, and the Sociopath realizes that no more can be Obtained by Acting Like a Caring and Supportive Individual, the VICTIM(S) find Themselves Short a "FRIEND" or "SUPPORTER," AND ARE LEFT WONDERING WHAT HAPPENED.

What is Really Unfortunate is that many Times the VICTIM(S), (and I have seen this Time and Time Again), will BLAME SOMETHING THEY MAY HAVE, OR MAY NOT HAVE DONE, AS THE REASON THE SOCIOPATH HAS TURNED AWAY FROM THEM.  THEY WILL SEEK AN EXPLANATION FOR SUCH A BETRAYAL IN THEIR OWN ACTIONS, DECISIONS, AND MOTIVATIONS, NEVER REALIZING THAT THE SOCIOPATH NEVER CARED ABOUT THEM, AND NOW THAT THEY NO LONGER SERVE ANY PURPOSE, ARE FORGOTTEN AND IGNORED.  SOMETIMES, THEY MAY EVEN ATTACH BLAME TO ANOTHER INDIVIDUAL, AS THE CAUSE FOR THE ABANDONMENT BY THE SOCIOPATH.

It is often a Misguided Refusal to see Things as they are, for it would be an admission that this person who has Left Them, was not what they pretended to be.