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They're really gonna push Ossoff for president in time for him to bail out the AI companies, give billions to Ukraine and Israel, get involved in some predictably stupid overreach issue that'll guarantee power flips to Republicans, then the scripted cycle begins again
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AIPAC is no longer endorsing candidates but their money will keep flowing - and we will keep tracking it! 🕵️♂️
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new from me @BleacherReport— redrafting the 2026 WNBA Draft ahead of the lottery Sunday! let me know what you think: bleacherreport.com/articles/…
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Paige survived that rookie year on IV bags. Vomited before games because her body started rejecting it but yeah!!! You guys want to be obtuse when she said she will rather be in 35 suitation than her rok year.
Played with like - 10000 different rotations due to injured roaster.
Omg get him
Hi Matt. I’m more than a little confused by this critique. Even folks who just had a passing knowledge of @AbdulElSayed’s campaign know that his slogan was about 3 things: Money out of politics, money in your pocket & Medicare for all.
Whether you (or other Democrat Senators or anyone, really) disagree with that is irrelevant to the facts that those were the things he explicitly campaigned on.
Do you truly believe that given the above facts, he should simply pretend that is not what he campaigned on? Or, alternatively, that he should acknowledge that despite campaigning on those ideals, he’s abandoning them days after the election because he won by 7 and other Democratic candidates won by 9?
Lastly, I understand you always seem to be focused on maximizing electability and far less focused on maximizing enacting actual reforms, but given your (and others) focus on electability concerns, isn’t right now—literally the furthest out from the next election we possibly could be—the best possible time to raise these issues?
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Hi Matt. I’m more than a little confused by this critique. Even folks who just had a passing knowledge of @AbdulElSayed’s campaign know that his slogan was about 3 things: Money out of politics, money in your pocket & Medicare for all.
Whether you (or other Democrat Senators or anyone, really) disagree with that is irrelevant to the facts that those were the things he explicitly campaigned on.
Do you truly believe that given the above facts, he should simply pretend that is not what he campaigned on? Or, alternatively, that he should acknowledge that despite campaigning on those ideals, he’s abandoning them days after the election because he won by 7 and other Democratic candidates won by 9?
Lastly, I understand you always seem to be focused on maximizing electability and far less focused on maximizing enacting actual reforms, but given your (and others) focus on electability concerns, isn’t right now—literally the furthest out from the next election we possibly could be—the best possible time to raise these issues?
At least there's an option, I can get behind this
Best case scenario she wins, worst case scenario she forces AOC et al to show they're deceitful bought stooges so they can all be primaried
Republicans have been flooding the zone with lawlessness, cruelty, & corruption.
And Democrats have a mandate to match their energy—boldly & unapologetically.
It's not enough to be the adults in the room. We have to prove that we are the FIGHTERS in the room.
ALT A graphic that reads: "The people made it clear that they don't want a Democratic Party that just asserts that they are the adults in the room. They want us to prove that we are the fighters." —Rep. Ayanna Pressley (MA-07)
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