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  • Apr 30

    Interview was released yesterday, so good it prob factored into Mills dropping out lol

  • Apr 30

    Jon Stewart 2028 please

  • Apr 30
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    Seems like they’re soft launching the idea of suspending elections altogether

  • Apr 30
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    Jbreezyondeck

    Seems like they’re soft launching the idea of suspending elections altogether

    Very good read on why that specifically is not possible (other smaller measures could be taken and would be concerning though):

    open.substack.com/pub/natesilver/p/how-much-can-trump-screw-with-the?r=1fsr5h&utm_medium=ios

  • Apr 30
    Young D

    Very good read on why that specifically is not possible (other smaller measures could be taken and would be concerning though):

    https://open.substack.com/pub/natesilver/p/how-much-can-trump-screw-with-the?r=1fsr5h&utm_medium=ios

    Going to take a look now ty! I could use some hopium

  • Apr 30
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    Young D
    https://twitter.com/VoteHub/status/2049835362604716067

    i wanted to see her lose spectacularly :((

  • Apr 30
    Childhood

    i wanted to see her lose spectacularly :((

    Seeing Platner on a debate stage with Susan Collins will be an absolute dream, and more than make up for him not doing that with Mills

  • May 4
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    this the easiest victory ever for platner

  • nevalost

    this the easiest victory ever for platner

    https://twitter.com/kenklippenstein/status/2051392089636675760

    Jesus

  • HBDUSA 🇺🇸
    May 4
    nevalost

    this the easiest victory ever for platner

    https://twitter.com/kenklippenstein/status/2051392089636675760

  • May 5
    nevalost

    this the easiest victory ever for platner

    https://twitter.com/kenklippenstein/status/2051392089636675760

    Making me shake just watching her

  • May 5
  • May 11
  • Americans must be the worst people in the world being a 'democracy' w only 2 woat options they vote for

  • Gonna be a poll worker in the upcoming primary

    Using that money to pre-order GTA VI

  • May 12

    It’s probably the funniest s*** I’ve seen in a while that people think the couple seats that the GOP is redistricting will save them in the House

    It’s at 78% Dems winning the House on betting sites, and that’s free money imo given how bad things are right now economically and how much worse things are expected to get each and every month leading up to November.

    The fact that the Senate is a very real possibility for Dems (in what has to be one of the worst maps for Dems I can remember in my lifetime) should tell you this is going to be the biggest L the GOP has taken in a long f***ing time.

  • May 13

    Would be the most devastated I’ve ever been for a Republican losing — could lead to even more fear to investigate Epstein and his associates

  • May 16

    Definitely the most significant set of primaries coming up next Tuesday since the Texas one:

    • 6 states
    • Georgia Supreme Court is at stake (could shift from a conservative State Supreme Court majority to a progressive one)
    • Massie’s primary (will Trump be successful in ousting the biggest voice for Epstein transparency in the nation?)
  • May 17
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    I think one of the most overlooked stats that should tell you how these midterms are going to go: in the 2018 Midterms when the economy was humming along (relative to how it is now at least) and Trumps approval was way higher, and we were not involved in a foreign war of our choosing — the Dems won the popular vote in the House by 8.6%

    8.6%

    Think about all the factors going against the GOP now compared to then. I cannot imagine 8.6% is anything other than an absolute floor (given that it’s already bad and things are exponentially getting worse by the week because the war is not ending any time soon and the cost of having the Straight closed is building up).

    And keep in mind that at 8% the Dems solidly win the House (probably get to around 225 seats)

    At 10% they probably get like 49/50 Senate seats.

    And at 12% the Senate becomes a true toss up with Dems probably having a slight edge.

  • May 17
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    Young D

    I think one of the most overlooked stats that should tell you how these midterms are going to go: in the 2018 Midterms when the economy was humming along (relative to how it is now at least) and Trumps approval was way higher, and we were not involved in a foreign war of our choosing — the Dems won the popular vote in the House by 8.6%

    8.6%

    Think about all the factors going against the GOP now compared to then. I cannot imagine 8.6% is anything other than an absolute floor (given that it’s already bad and things are exponentially getting worse by the week because the war is not ending any time soon and the cost of having the Straight closed is building up).

    And keep in mind that at 8% the Dems solidly win the House (probably get to around 225 seats)

    At 10% they probably get like 49/50 Senate seats.

    And at 12% the Senate becomes a true toss up with Dems probably having a slight edge.

    Going to be one of the craziest summers ever in a general sense because they’re going to throw everything at the public to distract

  • csr

    Going to be one of the craziest summers ever in a general sense because they’re going to throw everything at the public to distract

    Plus probably gonna have record natural disasters based on the El Niño predictions

  • csr

    Going to be one of the craziest summers ever in a general sense because they’re going to throw everything at the public to distract

    👽🛸

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  • May 19
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    Let’s go Thomas Massie

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