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Joined August 2011
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Replying to @SpecialPuppy1
Don’t blame me. I voted for Kamala
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Heck yeah
Talarico: "I also want to work with the president on housing. He's a builder and we need to cut the red tape, the regulation that sometimes my party has been guilty of so that we can build millions of new homes in this country. I also agree with the president on the need to legalize marijuana."
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Joe Biden deciding to run again in 2024 and doom 2024, knowing it was the only path to a blue Texas
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Knives out. 28 is anyone’s game
Posting a longer cut of Ron DeSantis dropping some truth bombs about the state of the Republican Party after last night's blue tsunami. Hard to argue with any of this to be honest.
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Silent majority is back
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Replying to @CentristMadness
It would be a knockout punch. Surprise losses kill political movements
jeremy retweeted
No Kings worked
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God’s will, apparently:
Praying for the United States today. Let God's will be done.
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Actual tears running down my face
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jeremy retweeted
In practice liberal fusionism is economic populism that delivers growth for working people. A government that takes on concentrated wealth/corruption but gets things done. A culturally moderate politics that defends civil rights. All grounded in helping people get ahead.
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jeremy retweeted
Replying to @_rotimia
Where we’re going we can’t be ratfucked
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jeremy retweeted
The Democrat factional fighting is a relic of 2016. This election points toward a new liberal fusionism, candidates who combine leftist economic populism with centrist pragmatism. Talarico and Ossoff offer a model on this. The factional stuff is old news, beltway chatter.
i think "moderates did better on tuesday" and "anti-rich vibes used to be identifiably 'left-wing' but they've become fairly normie in the last few years" are both accurate takes, altho i expect a lot of discourse warfare between these positions in the next few days
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You guys are really sleeping
Everyone remember to tell @LPDonovan to eat shit!
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Scott Colom (D), who currently has a very slim lead over Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.), vows “we are going to win this” and says he wants to “protect the process” as vote-counting continues. “Anybody, if you look at the math, should know where this is going...but we’re going to protect the integrity of the process” “It’s very clear this is our election, we’ve won it”
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the last black Senator to serve Mississippi was Blanche Kelso Bruce, who was born into slavery in 1841 he served from 1875-1881; the first black Senator to serve a full term over 150 years later, by a margin of less than a hundred votes, Scott Colom could be the next
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Omg it’s real
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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Before last night, there had only been three Black governors ever elected. Now, five Black governors will serve at the same time washingtonpost.com/politics/…
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I’ve seen enough: generational wipeout.
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In the words of the great prophet André 3000: The South got something to say!
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Vice is not virtue.
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Thinking about @Shane_maps today. He would have been thrilled to see Brown return to the Senate.
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