I have strong opinions about the Eagles and Sixers and I’m wrong a lot. he/him
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LFG Eagles might not be good but now they can potentially be fun
Just in: The #Eagles will start Joe Milton on Sunday vs. the #Giants and are benching Tanner McKee after just three starts, per @AdamSchefter.
Milton joined the team on October 16.
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Bryan retweeted
#Rams S Quentin Lake on what it was like facing Justin Herbert on Sunday:
“I mean, he was throwing deli meat out there. He’s seeing ghosts, I’m not gonna lie. We knew we were gonna get a couple.”
(📽️ @StBrownPodcast)
I hope this helps people understand that voting, even if you think it’s for the “lesser of two evils” has a big impact on the trajectory of the country. Two years of the GOP nearly unraveled our democracy but in the end the people won. Keep voting or that shit will happen again
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I don’t think we can underestimate the impact of the THC ban on these election results in Texas. People wanna get high and going against that will piss them off
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Didn’t even see this til now, but it just reinforces the point
.@JamesTalarico on Texas officially banning THC:
“This bill is insane.
Texans aren’t going to stop smoking weed and eating edibles because politicians in Austin say so. Texans will still use THC — but instead of getting it safely from a local small business, they’ll go back to getting it from the black market. From the drug cartels.
This ban is a gift to the cartels.
We are now telling full-grown adults how to live their lives. This is the nanny state at its worst; this is big government at its worst.
Instead of fully funding our schools, guaranteeing healthcare, or making childcare more affordable — this Legislature is focused on banning a product that gives people a little peace.
We’re making people’s lives harder, not easier.
I want to leave you with a quote: ‘It is time to end needless arrests and incarcerations of adults for small amounts of marijuana for personal use.’ That wasn’t a Democrat. That was President Donald Trump.
To my Republican colleagues, I’m asking you to oppose the cartels, stand with President Trump, and vote no on this insane bill.”
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Love to see it, hopefully we can get federal legalization. It’s not the most important thing to fix that republicans ruined, but it’s definitely a big one
🗳️🌿🌊 GREEN WAVE 2026 Mid-Term Election Recap
🔥-take: Massachusetts voters locked in their adult-use market by crushing the repeal attempt (roughly 76% No), while Texas just delivered the biggest pro-cannabis political earthquake in a generation—electing a governor (Gina Hinojosa), U.S. senator (James Talarico), and lieutenant governor (Vikki Goodwin) who all support legalization, medical expansion, and ending prohibition-era barriers.
At the same time, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin both flipped to full Democratic trifectas for the first time in years, handing pro-legalization governors and legislatures the clearest, most realistic paths yet to pass adult-use bills in two of the biggest remaining medical-only/prohibition states.
🦞 Massachusetts Question 8:
Voters rejected the effort to repeal the 2016 recreational legalization law by a wide margin (roughly 76% No / 24% Yes). The regulated adult-use market stays intact, along with the associated tax revenue, jobs, and regulated supply chain.
🏜️ TEXAS:
Gina Hinojosa (D) defeated incumbent Greg Abbott for governor. She has a strong cannabis record (voted no on the 2025 hemp-THC ban/SB 3, supports medical expansion, reducing possession to a civil fine, legal possession, and a regulated adult-use market, and has called for letting voters decide on THC policy).
James Talarico (D) won the U.S. Senate race over Ken Paxton—the first Democratic statewide win in Texas in decades. Talarico voted no on the hemp ban, filed legislation to legalize and tax cannabis, and has publicly supported legalization.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick (R), a leading force behind restrictive THC policies and Senate blockage of reform bills, was defeated by Vikki Goodwin (D); Patrick conceded. Goodwin has advocated for legalizing and regulating cannabis products similar to alcohol. Together, these wins remove key obstacles to broader cannabis and hemp reform in Texas.
🥨 Pennsylvania:
Gov. Josh Shapiro (D), who has repeatedly pushed recreational legalization in budgets, was reelected in a landslide.
Democrats flipped the state Senate and held/expanded their House majority, creating a Democratic trifecta for the first time in decades. This removes the main legislative roadblock to adult-use legalization.
🧀 Wisconsin:
David Crowley (D), who supports full legalization, won the governorship.
Democrats flipped both the Senate (to 18–15) and Assembly (to roughly 53–46), delivering a Democratic trifecta for the first time in 16 years and a realistic path for a legalization bill.
🥔 Idaho HJR 4:
Voters defeated the constitutional amendment that would have given the state legislature exclusive authority to legalize marijuana or other psychoactive substances (blocking future citizen initiatives). It failed with about 66–67% voting No, so the door remains open for future ballot efforts on medical or adult-use cannabis.
🌿 Cannabis ETFs: 🌎 $YOLO 🇺🇸 $MSOS
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Cannot wait for the Republicans to be held accountable. I don't want any of that "take the high road" bullshit, they tried to destroy this country and stoke the fires of White Nationalism and nearly succeeded in 2 short years
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Taking the high road is how we got into this mess. The 2024 election was so clearly rigged by the guy who owns this site and there should've been investigations
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Exactly the type of bullshit I’m talking about. You can make things better while simultaneously holding the evil people accountable
Hakeem Jeffries on Morning Joe: The American people don't want us to get even. They want us to get things done on their behalf because life is way too expensive.
We ran on affordability, we won on affordability, and now it's our job to govern on affordability.
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