Celebrity tweets on Julian Castro ending his presidential bid

.⁦@JulianCastro⁩ You’ve made your family and community proud. Look at this picture — the weeds in our backyard in a neighborhood that outsiders called the bad side of town, no car, no money, but big dreams and the feeling of nothing to lose. You started life from scratch.1/ pic.twitter.com/QA5U6wZH4q

— Joaquin Castro (@Castro4Congress) January 2, 2020

What will we do now???? #2020election #JulianCastro https://t.co/3li7WWDzeg

— The Cain Gang (@THEHermanCain) January 2, 2020

#JuliánCastro, the former housing secretary and only Latino candidate in the Democratic primary, has ended his bid for the presidency. The race is the worse for it, but the winnowing down must happen faster so America can focus on a single candidate. https://t.co/ba1eNKucuJ pic.twitter.com/h88zzX9flU

— Rochelle Riley (@rochelleriley) January 2, 2020

It was a privilege to work with @JulianCastro during the Obama Administration, and a true honor to be in this talented field of candidates with him. He led his historic campaign with grace and heart and used his platform to lift the voices of others. Thank you, Mr. Secretary.

— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) January 2, 2020

I'll fight to expand and reform Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income to ensure financial security for all. I'm deeply grateful to @JulianCastro for helping shape this conversation—and look forward to working side by side to enact these changes.

— Elizabeth Warren (@ewarren) January 2, 2020

This is one of my favorite moments from this campaign but one that I never shared before. The picture is from debate prep, and @JulianCastro is teasing me about something, and I’m contemplating throwing the balled up piece of paper in my hands at him. Basically, a Wednesday. pic.twitter.com/2DChOHLLpi

— Maya Rupert (@MayaRupert) January 2, 2020

Julian Castro ran one of 2020's most impressive, necessary campaigns. There was a clear moral vision at the core of his candidacy, and he was unafraid to follow it into neglected, important policy areas. His message is still worth hearing: https://t.co/26VVhihIIZ

— Ezra Klein (@ezraklein) January 2, 2020

If Julian Castro drops out of the race and nobody supported him, does it make a sound?

— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) January 2, 2020

As Julian Castro ends his run for president, I don’t think we’ve seen the last of him. He is an important voice for a more inclusive nation and a more empathetic and fair immigration system. I think the race improved his stature within the Democratic Party, and beyond.

— Dan Rather (@DanRather) January 2, 2020

Though Julián Castro would be a strong VP candidate, I believe he should reconsider running against John Cornyn in Texas.

The Senate is more important than the Presidency.

Castro is a business-friendly Democrat, and that's what it would take to win Texas. Turn it blue.

— Nick Jack Pappas (@Pappiness) January 2, 2020

Julian Castro dropped out of the 2020 Race; Cory Booker should follow him!

— Diamond and Silk® (@DiamondandSilk) January 2, 2020

I think Julian Castro ran an interesting, inspired and forthrightly progressive campaign and I’m disappointed that he’ll no longer be in the race. At least we’ll have two different billionaires, I guess.

— b-boy bouiebaisse (@jbouie) January 2, 2020