Deleted Tweets From Kara Eastman, D-Neb.

RT @PeasantsUnite13: Proud dad moment: Just realized my six-year-old knows more about viral disease transmission than a sitting member of C… QT @RepDonBacon: Thank you to Omaha TSA for the professional and friendly protections they give us everyday. Heading back to D.C. to… https://t.co/YljFLxDEdB)

RT @maddendave: This week's progressive candidate to watch is Kara Eastman, running for the U.S. House in Nebraska. https://t.co/iNKObcVhsv

RT @beorach: @RepDonBacon Cool story, oathbreaker. The Constitution you swore to support and defend calls for impeachment and r… https://t.co/Lfkhn1l7r1

RT @beorach: @RepDonBacon I've known you for: 1) prejudice and denial, when it comes to our president; 2) support of discrim… https://t.co/7dzxCS5jd5

Thank you to Nebraska State Senator @katejbolz for this endorsement and CONGRATULATIONS Kate on your primary win the other night! Like myself, Senator Bolz is running for Congress against a LOYAL Trump supporter. If I was @JeffFortenberry, I'd be scared. :) #DemocraticUnity https://t.co/VFTvHWghHR

In response to Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal programs, wealthy businessmen supported the run of Democrat Al Smith on a “Stop Roosevelt” ticket. In a speech, Smith said:

“There can be only one Capital — Washington or Moscow. There can be only one flag, the Stars and Stripes, or the red flag of the godless union of the Soviet."

In 1945, President Harry Truman proposed a national health insurance program. In response, the monied American Medical Association condemned it as “socialized medicine” and labeled Truman’s White House staffers “followers of the Moscow party line.”

In 1960, future Republican presidential nominee Barry Goldwater wrote then-Sen. Lyndon Johnson, urging him to not join JFK's “socialist” presidential ticket. Goldwater wrote:

"It is difficult to imagine a person like you running in a second spot to a weaker man, but it is even more incredible to try to understand how you are going to try to embrace the socialist platform of your party.”

In 1950, Nixon ran against Rep. Helen Gahagan. Nixon’s entire campaign involved calling her a communist. He labeled her the “Pink Lady” (pink being the color of those who were sympathetic to Red communists) who was “pink down to her underwear.”

Wanna know what conservative segregationists in the South called civil rights activists? Yep. "Socialists" and "Communists." They also claimed that the landmark Brown v. Board of Education decision, which banned school segregation, was the product of communist influence.

Though Medicare is quite popular now, when Democratic politicians BEGAN discussing it, the AMA hired the then-actor Ronald Reagan to make the case against it in a record. Reagan also wrote a letter comparing President John F. Kennedy to author Karl Marx.

Already, without missing a beat, my Republican opponent @DonJBacon is retreating to a TALKING POINT he will continually use in the general election. He is calling me a "socialist." But of course this smear has a LONG history in our politics. :). Want to learn about it?

@MisterFuzzums @johniadarola We are who we are sister. :). Appreciate you.

POWER. https://t.co/2scjSs5T8Z

2. Polling places will be open from 8am to 8pm. They will be staffed and precautions will be taken. Voters are not required to wear masks, but state and local election officials (and WE!) recommend it. The state will make masks available for voters who show up without them.

If you're voting IN-PERSON today, read this post: 1. If you didn't vote by mail you can STILL vote at a polling place. EXTRA precautions are being taken so everyone is safe. To find out WHERE your polling place is, go here: https://t.co/XbzmIUtnrx

And that's it! Hope we answered any and all questions! Appreciate you all. Please be safe and thank you SO MUCH your your continued support!

5. If you need a RIDE to your polling place, we can PICK YOU UP. We will be wearing masks and will heavily sanitize the car between passengers. If you need a ride, call 402-200-3020

RT @PeasantsUnite13: Proud dad moment: Just realized my six-year-old knows more about viral disease transmission than a sitting member of C… QT @RepDonBacon: Thank you to Omaha TSA for the professional and friendly protections they give us everyday. Heading back to D.C. to… https://t.co/YljFLxDEdB)

RT @maddendave: This week's progressive candidate to watch is Kara Eastman, running for the U.S. House in Nebraska. https://t.co/iNKObcVhsv

RT @beorach: @RepDonBacon Cool story, oathbreaker. The Constitution you swore to support and defend calls for impeachment and r… https://t.co/Lfkhn1l7r1

RT @beorach: @RepDonBacon I've known you for: 1) prejudice and denial, when it comes to our president; 2) support of discrim… https://t.co/7dzxCS5jd5

Thank you to Nebraska State Senator @katejbolz for this endorsement and CONGRATULATIONS Kate on your primary win the other night! Like myself, Senator Bolz is running for Congress against a LOYAL Trump supporter. If I was @JeffFortenberry, I'd be scared. :) #DemocraticUnity https://t.co/VFTvHWghHR

In response to Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal programs, wealthy businessmen supported the run of Democrat Al Smith on a “Stop Roosevelt” ticket. In a speech, Smith said:

“There can be only one Capital — Washington or Moscow. There can be only one flag, the Stars and Stripes, or the red flag of the godless union of the Soviet."

In 1945, President Harry Truman proposed a national health insurance program. In response, the monied American Medical Association condemned it as “socialized medicine” and labeled Truman’s White House staffers “followers of the Moscow party line.”

In 1960, future Republican presidential nominee Barry Goldwater wrote then-Sen. Lyndon Johnson, urging him to not join JFK's “socialist” presidential ticket. Goldwater wrote:

"It is difficult to imagine a person like you running in a second spot to a weaker man, but it is even more incredible to try to understand how you are going to try to embrace the socialist platform of your party.”

In 1950, Nixon ran against Rep. Helen Gahagan. Nixon’s entire campaign involved calling her a communist. He labeled her the “Pink Lady” (pink being the color of those who were sympathetic to Red communists) who was “pink down to her underwear.”

Wanna know what conservative segregationists in the South called civil rights activists? Yep. "Socialists" and "Communists." They also claimed that the landmark Brown v. Board of Education decision, which banned school segregation, was the product of communist influence.

Though Medicare is quite popular now, when Democratic politicians BEGAN discussing it, the AMA hired the then-actor Ronald Reagan to make the case against it in a record. Reagan also wrote a letter comparing President John F. Kennedy to author Karl Marx.

Already, without missing a beat, my Republican opponent @DonJBacon is retreating to a TALKING POINT he will continually use in the general election. He is calling me a "socialist." But of course this smear has a LONG history in our politics. :). Want to learn about it?

@MisterFuzzums @johniadarola We are who we are sister. :). Appreciate you.

POWER. https://t.co/2scjSs5T8Z

2. Polling places will be open from 8am to 8pm. They will be staffed and precautions will be taken. Voters are not required to wear masks, but state and local election officials (and WE!) recommend it. The state will make masks available for voters who show up without them.

If you're voting IN-PERSON today, read this post: 1. If you didn't vote by mail you can STILL vote at a polling place. EXTRA precautions are being taken so everyone is safe. To find out WHERE your polling place is, go here: https://t.co/XbzmIUtnrx

And that's it! Hope we answered any and all questions! Appreciate you all. Please be safe and thank you SO MUCH your your continued support!

5. If you need a RIDE to your polling place, we can PICK YOU UP. We will be wearing masks and will heavily sanitize the car between passengers. If you need a ride, call 402-200-3020