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Geordan Neinstein retweeted
This is a hallmark of fascism, by the way. Where you blame a group of people for the ills of society and make it acceptable to attack them.
Like in the case of the Nazis, that group is the Jews.
It leads to real violence against people.
Geordan Neinstein retweeted
This is correct.
I critique El-Sayed daily. I think he’s remarkably dangerous for our party. I would never endorse a Republican.
Geordan Neinstein retweeted
I’ve said this before, but it’s worth saying over and over again: @MalloryMcMorrow is the best of us.
Geordan Neinstein retweeted
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Mallory McMorrow, quoted by The Washington Post
“Michigan could very well be the state that flips control of the Senate. …That’s what’s on the line. Nothing less. And Michiganders know it.”
“Cut the shit. Lock in. Knock doors. Get out the vote. That’s it.”
Link to article: washingtonpost.com/politics/…
Geordan Neinstein retweeted
Even for what Haley Stevens is trying to do, this is incoherent and insane.
If Abdul were to lose, now *you* get blamed instead of him/progressiveism/whatever.
So, instead, we just need Abdul to win so she can be forgotten forever.
Geordan Neinstein retweeted
I don’t think I ever remember a race like the Michigan Senate race where literally everyone involved looks terrible. El Sayed sucks, Stevens sucks, Rogers sucks.
Geordan Neinstein retweeted
This is a despicable betrayal from Rep. Stevens.
Senate Democrats are united in our support for Abdul El-Sayed, because we know he will fight for the economic interests of working families in Michigan, unlike Mike Rogers, who is a tool of Donald Trump and billionaire donors.
Geordan Neinstein retweeted
I don’t know what this is. But hard to believe it’s a principled stand given what Mike Rogers is running on and what Stevens campaign platform was. Seems less an endorsement of Rogers’ staunchly conservative politics than petty squabbling with El-Sayed.
Geordan Neinstein retweeted
"Fewer than half of Americans know that Israel is a democracy that holds elections. Just 27% know that Arab citizens vote in those elections, and only 21% know that Arab citizens serve in Israel’s parliament.
These are basic facts about a country that occupies an extraordinary amount of space in American political debate...
Antisemitism has survived for centuries by reinventing itself. It absorbs the grievances of the moment, borrows the language of prevailing political movements, and finds new ways to make old prejudices seem reasonable. Today, it has the added advantage of an information ecosystem that rewards outrage, amplifies conspiracy theories, and discourages reflection."
My latest in @eJPhil
ejewishphilanthropy.com/amer…
Geordan Neinstein retweeted
Things continue to get worse because bean counters like this have taken over most if not all leadership positions in sports. “Actually the data on audio streaming shows us that…” No one cares. No one cares. Not everything gets to be a transaction.
Baseball on the radio is the Costco $1.50 hot dog and soda combo. It’s a loss leader that keeps people engaged on their fishing boat, in the tractor during harvest season, on a long road trip.
Color me shocked that the former president of the worst run team in big four sports thinks this way. It’s no wonder the Marlins never cut through if this is how their leadership thinks.
@DavidPSamson says MLB no longer needs radio: "We don't need baseball on radio anymore." The former Marlins president predicts on Nothing Personal that "radio will go the way of Kodak and Blockbuster." @JohnMamola has more. #MLB
barrettmedia.com/2026/10/28/…
Geordan Neinstein retweeted
Lying about Israel and then saying you're not antisemitic because you're just criticizing Israel is blatantly antisemitic because you are actually calculating how to introduce antisemitism into mainstream politics under the cover of propaganda.
This is Goebells kind of stuff.
Geordan Neinstein retweeted
In case it isn’t obvious…the Jews didn’t cause high prices in the Weimar Republic either
Geordan Neinstein retweeted
The goal of both antisemitism and Islamophobia is to sow distrust and division and tear communities apart — and the past 24 hours in Michigan are a textbook example.
Just depressing all around.
Geordan Neinstein retweeted
You can’t call out Stevens’ behavior without acknowledging that Uygur and Piker, El Sayed’s supposed allies, are causing him irreparable damage right now.
Geordan Neinstein retweeted
Olivia Rodrigo gives Amy Acton flowers and a hug at her concert tonight in Columbus, Ohio
Geordan Neinstein retweeted
i’m glad we’re recognizing baseball radio as the american ceremonial staple it is but like guys some of us do actually want to know what’s happening in a baseball game while we’re driving a car. it very much still has a use case.
Geordan Neinstein retweeted
Yeah, I think this is not really the point.
Winning Michigan is an accomplishment that does mean something.
It means something different in a D+8 environment than it does in an R+1 environment. The size of the win relative to the environment is what tells us something.
Dem strategist Lis Smith argued a potential El-Sayed win in Michigan doesn’t prove progressives can win elsewhere.
“Michigan isn't everywhere,” she told @DashaBurns. “If you can win in Michigan, you can win in Michigan.”
Listen to #TheConversation: politi.co/4BAXcze