PA/WV Dem. Political nerd and nerd in general. Sports? He/Him? Not good at bios lmao
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Why does West Wing literally have a scene for everything lmao
Sacramento Bee: Candidate who died on campaign trail leads Northern California supervisor race
Bruce Giudici died Aug. 31, a day after falling while campaigning door to door for the 5th District supervisor seat, his campaign said.
Giudici had nearly 57% of the vote compared 43% for Clyde Clapp, a former supervisor, in unofficial Nov. 3 election results, the Calaveras County elections office said Tuesday,
amp.sacbee.com/news/californ…
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And he does not want to be apart of it which is why he’s running for governor and so West Virginia Republicans don’t somehow fumble the governors race in a R+40 state
Senator Jim Justice (R-WV) tells the Washington Examiner that Republicans can forget about winning the Senate in 2028
“You can forget 2028. Absolutely.”
washingtonexaminer.com/news/…
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It’s really simple if you put the slightest thought into it. Sanders(and other Dems who have spoken out) have reached their peak or at the end of their career so they can say stuff like this. AOC has to be more strategic. Plus she straight up didn’t endorse Schumer as leader
Sanders just comes out and says this stuff and then you pan to AOC in the House and it’s just a lotta tripping over her tongue. what could Jeffries possibly have to offer her that precludes her from doing this👇
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It’s gonna be a little weird seeing a lot of these candidates with actual senate portraits and not random pictures. Like I’ve seen this picture used for Talarico in so many random things I can’t imagine anything else
I do think Schumer is likely to become majority leader but his odds are going down. Last week his odds were like 90-10 probably. Now they’re at 70-30. Could go down further if Van Hollen decides to run
The Hill: Ocasio-Cortez doesn’t back Schumer in Senate leadership vote
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) declined to back Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) as he prepares to seek his caucus’s support to become majority leader beginning in January.
thehill.com/homenews/senate/…
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Sounds like something a governor should advocate for
After the mess we’ve seen the last week and years of problems with elections, it’s past time Mississippians get a modern election system designed to encourage people to vote with a transparent, uniform process. Are 47 states wrong on early voting, but we are right? Not hardly.
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Coughing baby and hydrogen bomb
Some 2028 Senate news:
- Rep. Don Davis "taking a look at" challenging Sen. Tedd Budd, a source familiar w/ his thinking told @axios
- Source close to Rep. Sharice Davids said "all options are on the table” when asked about a Senate run
More here:
axios.com/2026/11/10/democra…
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If she’s running for president obviously we’ll know probably by January. But if she declines she probably won’t announce her senate run till like the summer
CNN: AOC won’t weigh in on challenge to Schumer, sees "sentiment" among many Dems for new leaders

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said there is a “sentiment” for new leadership among Democrats, declining to say whether she will challenge Chuck Schumer in a primary for his Senate seat in two years.
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We’re coming for you next nepo little shit
Our policies didn’t lose last week. Our party did.
President Trump’s huge victory in ‘24 showed exactly how to win Congress in ‘26.
A populist movement w/ American workers and families at the center could win big.
Congressional Republicans didn’t listen. Democrats did. 🧵
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Before everyone freaks out this would need 3/5 from each chamber, signed by governor, and approved by citizens. Doubt this happens
