I’ve seen enough. Trump will run and have a serious chance at the presidency in 2024. Doomers correct again

Garland really been a bust huh? lol people on twitter defended him so hard just for him to drag out the process and punk out at every big decision that hits his desk

edit: Rs already calling for his impeachment lol so much for trying to not "look political"

So funny to see the both sides mad about this move. One side more fake mad than the other

Ain’t that the crazy gun lady

Cerno sees writing on the wall

This guy blows with the wind

That’s f***ing hilarious

They really hate working people

You see Warnock humbling himself and finally doing that Killer Mike interview

Democrats HIGHLY underestimate The Black community / Black Male Voters.

I hope he wins just so he can goof off and f*** s*** up the Democratic way.

Was he always dodging it or something?

at this point dems have almost explicitly said themselves they're the party of middle to upper middle class post-college white women, minority votes are only expected in terms of them not voting for their opposition in droves by relative comparison. you can really see this in how during the last cycle they quadrupled down on advertising campaigns about abortion (which to their credit was a terrible move from the GOP) instead of even remotely talking about the economy or inflation or anything similar despite statistically those being more pressing issues.

Yeah. Him and Stacey Abrams dodged the interview. Herschel Walker was the only one to do it before the run off.

Right

realistically in terms of at least their own vote % vs GOP vote % of minority voters, at least black voters, they're probably correct to assume the majority (nationwide) won't lean towards the latter, at least in the short term. other minority votes i wouldn't be so sure of though. besides latino voters which have been shifting to the GOP year over year consistently, i'd expect asian voters to continue to shift in that direction as well.

Not sure if the newly proposed DNC will actually get enacted, but not a fan of the idea of South Carolina going first.

I’m all for a state with much greater diversity than Iowa going first, but South Carolina gotta have one of the most conservative blocks of Dem voters. Makes it that much tougher for a progressive candidate to break through.

27% in rn

nytimes.com/interactive/2022/12/06/us/elections/results-georgia-us-senate-runoff.html

What are the odds Walker wins tonight

Low but anything could happen

The Needle went down, but like 10 minutes ago it had Warnock at 79% chance of winning