Progressive Seal retweeted
Sad to see the Cybertruck going away when it was a useful way to learn who the dumbest, most gullible people were in your parents’ neighborhood
Progressive Seal retweeted
PSA: You don’t get to refuse to support Zohran and actively oppose Abdul and take money from AIPAC and oppose Medicare for All and be chicken shit about abolishing ICE… then turn around and act shocked that people don’t see you as leadership material. @SenSchumer @RepJeffries
Progressive Seal retweeted
“Once we all agree to submit to the mass delusion on which I’ve built my entire punditry career we can move on to the real debate about what it will take to continue upholding that electoral fantasy I concocted out of thin air.”
Hey Presidential Democrat hopefuls, don’t go to this.
The list will leak it will tell the entire base you answer to billionaires. Not the people.
You will have lost the primary before it even started.
🚨NEWS: Top Dems are heading to a conference with a shadowy billionaire front group @MajorityDems - and the group is now barring access to @LeverNews reporters as punishment for our investigative series exposing the group's funders.
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Progressive Seal retweeted
Chris Van Hollen should be Senate Majority Leader.
I hear he wants to run for president but I think Americans are eager for a younger president. I’d much rather he becomes Senate Majority Leader and potentially the next VP or Secretary of State.
Progressive Seal retweeted
In a democracy where representatives actually work for their voters it would already be over for Jeffries
Axios: House Democrats "inundated" with anti-Jeffries calls
Democratic House members and members-elect are being bombarded with phone calls and emails urging them not to elect Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) as speaker, more than a dozen lawmakers and aides tell Axios.
An incoming House Democrat told Axios they are "getting inundated" and have received "about 150" calls since the election urging them not to vote for Jeffries.
axios.com/2026/11/06/jeffrie…
Keep calling!!! Make it clear Schumer and Jeffries are unacceptable to the people.
NEW: House Dems "inundated" w/ calls & emails urging them not to elect Jeffries speaker
One member told @axios they got "300-400" calls in 2 days
Another said "over 500"
A third said "higher" than 500: "It's our No. 1 issue, and it's not close." axios.com/2026/11/06/jeffrie…
Progressive Seal retweeted
I agree, every national Democrat should pivot themselves to Talarico’s positions immediately.
Progressive Seal retweeted
Have you ever worked on a winning election? Or an election in general since you failed the nation in 2016 & couldn’t find the rust belt on a map? Truly the most useless voice in the Democratic Party who’s a shill for the donors dumb enough to pay attention to a washed up has been (if she ever even was)
I hate to say it but it’s actually strategic genius for specifically her.
Hakeem will obviously fumble as speaker and be vulnerable to a primary challenge in 2028.
AOC’s endorsement carries so much weight in NYC she could get a ton of concessions out of him.
Progressive Seal retweeted
Holy shit
To Brian Kemp, Henry McMaster & all of their feckless GOP buddies:
“I hope you see images of bloody school children when you close your eyes at night. I hope you hear their screams.”
Please read my latest for @TheArenaSC 💔 thearenasc.com/p/kids-dont-w…
Progressive Seal retweeted
y'all are doing this over jon "my support for israel is ironclad" ossof who doesn't support universal healthcare
Progressive Seal retweeted
Never Jeffries, Never Schumer.
Speaker @RoKhanna
Majority Leader @ChrisVanHollen
Progressive Seal retweeted
make her dnc chair
After suspending my campaign for US Senate, I relaunched my state PAC to support 16 candidates running for state House and state Senate. Today, it took me a solid 30 minutes to text ALL of them congratulations.
100% win rate. And a Democratic trifecta.
amoreperfectmichigan.com/
Progressive Seal retweeted
Sign this petition if you want a new speaker of the house.
change.org/p/house-democrats…
Mehdi, we all know who he is endorsing:
He may not be able to run for president himself as a progressive but @ZohranKMamdani is going to be a formidable outrider and surrogate for whoever the progressive challenger ends up being.
Progressive Seal retweeted
I love how corporate Dems pay millions to poll test and focus group and then don’t listen to what the people want or are interested in.
@hasanthehun led in ratings last night. He beat Kornacki, people.
You’re not tone deaf. You’re delusional.
🚨 Ro Khanna Urges Democrats to Embrace Hasan Piker as He Calls for a Radical Transformation of the Democratic Party
During an election-night conversation with Hasan Piker, Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna revealed that fellow House Democrats had questioned his decision to appear on the streamer's Twitch broadcast.
Khanna defended his appearance, arguing that Democrats should recognize Piker's enormous audience and influence among younger voters. He even expressed frustration that more of his colleagues have yet to recognize the political value of engaging with him.
The conversation then shifted to what the night's apparent blue wave could mean for the Democratic Party's ideological future.
Khanna argued that the Left's electoral performance demonstrated the political advantages of a strong progressive flank, while acknowledging that the party establishment would not simply concede the ideological battles ahead.
“When it comes to taxing billionaire wealth and Medicare for all and free college and zeroing out aid to Israel and stopping military sales, there's still gonna be a fight.”
Hasan took the discussion further, asking how Democrats could build a legislative agenda that would ensure Republicans never regain political power.
Khanna responded by calling for a sweeping expansion of government, including a wealth tax on billionaires, Medicare for All, free college, and free childcare.
He also warned Democrats against allowing the party's political consultants to impose an incrementalist approach to governing, arguing that electoral victories mean little without radical change.
“I want a Democratic Party that's actually gonna transform the political economic system and our foreign policy.”


































