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Erika Kirk: “It’s the little things. I miss Charlie when I see his hot sauce on the shelf, which is now available at grocery stores everywhere.” It’s an instinct.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said that his party is “ready, willing and able to find bipartisan common ground” in order to work with Republicans on the ongoing affordability crisis. abcnews.visitlink.me/ymEF7Q

A few notes and cautions on 2028: There is a very real (and often ignored) difference between who might make a good president and who has the potential to win the nomination. People like Buttigieg and Kelly are incredible politicians, but numerically, they don't have the numbers necessary to win the nomination if polls stay even remotely consistent with where they are now. And you can't win the general unless you can become the nominee. Harris has been consistently achieving 40-50% with Black Democrats and 30-40% with Hispanic Democrats. She commands almost every demographic, across nearly every region. She will be very difficult to beat. That isn't merely my opinion, it's math. Also — people like Talarico, Ossoff, etc are not going to leave their newly elected positions to run for president. You can wishcast it all you want, but it almost definitely isn't happening. For folks like James or Jon to leave their very important posts to run for positions they aren't qualified for would be poor politics, and just a very, very stupid decision. There will be plenty of qualified candidates running. But people like AOC, Ossoff, etc (though I really do like the former, and love the latter) aren't qualified enough this cycle to repair the damage done by Trump and his administration. It is Harris' to lose. And she is immensely popular and helpful among the party, as demonstrated last night.