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another sequel that'll be worse than the original — back to get revenge on the cryptobros for stealing the original @camelot3332

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i hate breakfast culture i dont want a fucking muffin i want pho
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cameron retweeted
this is my governor
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Elon Musk sitting in the garage with the Tesla on for hours wondering why nothing's happening
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The defining lesson of 2020s American politics is that voters want deflation. You can raise wages at a rate that matches inflation, but that won't satisfy them because they want the actual nominal prices of stuff to go down. There's nothing you can do to convince them otherwise.
the economy wasn't even that bad man
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Bad policy, bad character make bad politics: erratic tariffs, impulsive Iran war, blanket pardons, apparent corruption, weaponized justice, ICE brutality, mountainous deficits, hiding Epstein, abandoning allies and coddling enemies. Hoping for a course correction, for the country and for my party.
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He was right.
~70% of people use AI every week. ~70% of people voted to ban data centers where it was on the ballot makes you wonder.
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Make Democracy Fun Again. #FleetwoodMac #VOTE #Iowa
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I’ve seen enough: generational wipeout.
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What do voters want? It's time to stop focusing on giving voters the policies they say they want, and focus on giving them the outcomes they want. This is one reason why populism fails. They want affordability. The solution is neoliberalism.
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She done lost her damn mind.
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cameron retweeted
Here is the shift relative to 2024 for non-Sanders backed vs Sanders-backed candidates — clear level shift for non-Sanders candidates
Based on the NYT needle, largest and smallest shifts from 2024. Largest: TX (+25) NC (+23) SC (+22) Smallest: ME (-3) MN (+4) MI (+7) Will see where the dust all settles but relative moderates overperforming (including Susan Collins) and left candidates underperforming.
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Democratic sacrificial lambs in Trump +69 districts getting the call at 2 am on Wednesday that they’re going to be county groundwater commissioner.
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Bleorgia? I knew it would happen. Blaine? Unfortunately was in the cards. Blexas? Hard to imagine, but was conceivable. Blouth Carolina? I'd have called you crazy. But Blississippi?
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VoteHub projects James Talarico to win the Texas U.S. Senate election.
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long $NRIX at 17, if you were buying this for the STAT6 program and not the NX5948 degrader then idk what to tell you - massive over reaction imo
$NRIX Nurix Therapeutics: Sanofi Discontinues Phase 1 Trial of STAT6 Degrader SAR448272, Terminates Development Program ⠀ • Discontinuation: Sanofi ends the Phase 1 trial and terminates the SAR448272 development program. • Financial Impact: Nurix no longer expects future milestone payments or royalties from SAR448272. • Cash Runway: Unchanged, with $1.1B in cash and investments expected to fund operations into H2 2029. • Pipeline: Roche-partnered bexobrutideg remains in Phase 3, while NX-1607 and Gilead-partnered GS-6791 continue clinical development.
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Today, the Trump administration announced its 41st equity stake in a private US company (this time: the drone-maker Neros). Also, be sure to get out and vote today to stop socialism in America.
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Update: as of 2pm, Florida has crossed 7M ballots cast (final was 11M in 2024, 7.8M in 2022). Registered Ds are at 71% of their 2024 total turnout, Rs at 63%, NPA/others at 56%. Overall turnout is R+7.1 pts (2024 final was R+11.1 pts). Modest but clear Dem enthusiasm advantage.
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Counties worth watching imo: - Hamilton, IN: white, affluent suburb - Delaware, OH: white, affluent suburb - Henry, OH: white, agriculture - Stark, OH: white, industrial - Wood, OH: diverse, uni town - Androscoggin, ME: white, ‘Maine B’ - Kennebec, ME: white, ‘Maine, A’
Senate predictions - Dem: AK, MI, OH, TX GOP: KS, IA, ME 51-49 DEM good night for gop - they keep TX and at least one of OH, AK good night for dems - they take KS, IA
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- Whitfield, GA: Mexican / Hispanic, industrial - Colquit, GA: Mexican / Hispanic, rural - Hardee, FL: Mexican / Hispanic, agriculture - Buchanan, VA: white, ‘hard to reach’ voters
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