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host, #RolandMartinUnfiltered daily digital show; ; CEO, Nu Vision Media, commentator, Black Information Network, international speaker

Washington, D.C.
Joined September 2008
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Lil leprechaun is still crying
5.3 MILLION votes for a woman nobody in Texas ever heard of. Who is this woman, and where did she come from? How did she receive more votes than any governor in the history of Texas? Where did all these new voters magically come from. People who supposedly voted for her never even heard of her before. In my opinion, this whole election was shady. Something is off about this.
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In a 5-1 decision, the Wisconsin Supreme Court today agreed to hear a lawsuit brought by unions seeking to overturn the 2011 law known as Act 10 that effectively ended collective bargaining for most public workers. Conservative Justice Annette Ziegler dissented
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North Carolina is on the brink of a total Democratic sweep of state government
A Republican state senator holds a razor-thin margin in a key race that could end the GOP majority and give Democrats a trifecta. As of Wednesday afternoon, state Sen. Danny Britt (R) led Catina Hamm (D) by 228 votes, or 0.4 percentage points, which is within the range for a recount. Britt’s margin has thinned this week as election officials have reviewed provisional ballots.
Gov. Josh Stein (D) has been constrained by a state legislature that has been controlled by Republicans for 15 years. If Britt loses his seat, Republicans and Democrats would be evenly split in the state Senate, and a Democratic lieutenant governor would cast tiebreaking votes. Democrats flipped more than 20 seats in the midterms to win the state House. washingtonpost.com/politics/…
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“As of today, I no longer consider myself a Catholic” Fox News’ Sean Hannity makes it pretty clear: Trump comes before everything, even over his religion. It’s a cult.
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I’ve just checked, and Hannity also claimed to be leaving the Catholic Church in 2017, 2019 and this April.
“As of today, I no longer consider myself a Catholic” Fox News’ Sean Hannity makes it pretty clear: Trump comes before everything, even over his religion. It’s a cult.
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Federal prosecutors leaned on a one-time bodyguard of Omar's for information about her and when he didn't have what they wanted, they indicted him and then dropped charges after DHS began deportation. Now he's in Kenya, separated from his fiancé. nytimes.com/2026/11/11/us/il…
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We all knew @ClayTravis was a fraud
.@getnickwright tells @Timodc why a private admission from Clay Travis 11 years ago destroyed his respect for him: “If what you’re saying is true, that you don’t really believe what you’re saying, it’s just for audience and enrichment, I actually think that’s worse.”
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.@getnickwright tells @Timodc why a private admission from Clay Travis 11 years ago destroyed his respect for him: “If what you’re saying is true, that you don’t really believe what you’re saying, it’s just for audience and enrichment, I actually think that’s worse.”
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Damn mainstream media! Watch the @scott_colom acceptance speech as the US Senator from Mississippi LIVE from @tougaloocollege NOW on #RolandMartinUnfiltered. Link: youtube.com/live/ZiHcyZrkqNk…
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Do yourself a favor and read the comments. Seriously, all the comments. Right now. 😂
Folks, I have spent literally the entire day trying to get someone at AOL to unlock my email. For the last eight hours, I have been told that the issue has been escalated to supervisors who would contact me. I haven't heard a thing. You would think that, since I'm one of the last human beings on the face of the Earth still using AOL, they would take care of this. You'd be wrong. So, once this gets resolved, hopefully before the next presidential election, I'm dropping them. (I kept them this long out of convenience, but now I have no reason to keep them.) I'll see you on the radio at 6 p.m., at which time I will address this further.
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“The Black Tsunami Continues!” Scott Colom Defeats Cindy Hyde-Smith In Historic Upset
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#RolandMartinUnfiltered is live with breaking news on the US Senate win of @scott_colom in Mississippi. Watch now youtube.com/live/ZiHcyZrkqNk…
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Easy @RobGeorge: because the Electoral College was constructed on a racist belief
With major wins in Kansas, South Carolina, North Carolina, Texas and now Mississippi, Democrats are four seats away from a filibuster proof majority — and potentially turning Texas blue in ‘28. Question: why bother getting rid of the filibuster or the Electoral College?
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Dear Florida Democratic candidates, I know this is a lot to ask of some of you. You just spent a year, 15 months, 18 months, maybe even two years of your lives campaigning. Knocking on doors, meeting people in your communities, listening to voters, learning their struggles, understanding their concerns, and doing everything you could to convince them that you were the right person to represent them. And some of you came so damn close. I know you're exhausted. I know you're disappointed. I know how much you sacrificed, how much your families sacrificed, and how much of yourselves you poured into these races. But here's what I want you to remember. The reason you got into that race still exists. The issues haven't disappeared. The people who need representation haven't gone anywhere. And the belief that you were the right person to fight for them shouldn't disappear because you came up short on Election Day. Delay is not denial. So I'm going to ask you to consider something. If you have the means, the resources, the drive, and the time, I'm asking you to spin the block and RUN THAT SHIT BACK in 2028. Because here's the thing. You've already done some of the hardest work. You have a base. You have voters who believe in you. You have name recognition. You have relationships in your communities. You have donors, volunteers, and an infrastructure that didn't exist when you first announced your candidacy, electorial data. And now you have something else. Experience. You know what worked. You know what didn't. You know where you fell short and where you need to grow. And in 2028, you're looking at a larger electorate with an opportunity to build on everything you've already accomplished. But first, REST. Go love on your families. Spend time with your spouses, your children, your friends, and the people who sacrificed right alongside you. Take a vacation. Sleep late. Get your mind right. Then sit down with the people who matter most to you and have that conversation. Because if that fire is still burning, if you still believe you're the right person to represent your community, and if your family and circumstances allow you to do it again, I want you to seriously consider running it back. And if your seat isn't on the ballot in 2028, then take a good, hard look at 2030. We do not have to start from scratch every election cycle. We can BUILD. We can build on the relationships. Build on the infrastructure. Build on the voter contact. Build on the fundraising networks. Build on the lessons learned. That's how we turn close races into victories. That's how we build a bench of experienced candidates. That's how we stop treating every election like we're starting at zero. And that's how we eventually flip this damn state BLUE. So to every Florida candidate who put themselves out there, who fought like hell, and who came up just short, I hope this isn't the end of your story. I hope it's just the beginning of your next chapter. And trust and believe, if you decide to run it back, I'll be right behind you, shit-talking the ENTIRE way. Now go get some rest. We've got a state to flip. LET'S GO WIN!
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Way to go North Carolina! Another MAGA House member LOSES!
Rep. Greg Murphy (R) is congratulating Raymond Smith (D) on his win in #NC03. Smith beat Rep. Murphy by 293 votes.
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Rep. Greg Murphy (R) is congratulating Raymond Smith (D) on his win in #NC03. Smith beat Rep. Murphy by 293 votes.
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Black people really are the moral conscience of this nation.
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Here is another example of what happens when you are from Texas and you never leave NYC. Had @willcain @WillCainShow spent any time in Texas lately, he would have realized that 61% of Texas are people of color, yet in the past, 61% who voted were white. Not this year!
BREAKING: The Texas midterm numbers are raising eyebrows all across America because they simply do not add up. Now, Will Caiin of Fox News is sounding the alarm like nobody else ever has. When you break down the very specific numbers, it's easy to see that something is afoot. "Republicans get 4.5 million votes, again, same as they did for the last 3 midterms or so," Cain said on his latest podcast episode. "Democrats jump from where they'd been consistently at 3.5 to 5.2. 1.7 million new votes for Democrats." That's a jump of nearly 50 percent. In one cycle. So where did 1.7 million new Democratic votes come from? The analyst ran through the explanations, and none of them work. Population growth? "Only 1.4 million people have moved to Texas over the last 4 years. That's bigger than that," Cain continued. "If you say Rs voted Ds, well, then why did the Rs stay in stasis and the Ds jumped?" "This needs to be understood. Even if all in the end your understanding is, how did Democrats mobilize... How did they do that? That's wild," Cain concluded. So the question everyone should be asking...where did 1.7 million votes come from?
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