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I was expecting the euphoria of last week’s elections to last a bit longer but it’s a bit jarring to see the amplification of criticism that Jeffries - who is not even Speaker yet - is supposed to control DC traffic to ensure perfect attendance for votes that were going to fail anyway, and there are elected Dems amplifying it.
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You see these leadership scarves and pocket squares?
This is why Lauren Underwood is the first woman BAE!
She’s running for caucus Vice Chair and earned it by passing bills bills bills and by working to elect new Red to Blue members of Congress
What can’t Congresswoman Bae do?
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The new plot twist is that some of these incoming House Democrats really do think they were hired to run their mouths about Israel or iran, when they were hired to bring down food & gas prices and end these stupid tariffs. The party will get thrown back out if they don't deliver.
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NYT kind of proving The Atlantic’s point about seeing politics through the funhouse mirror of X. The “progressive activist” featured here came in third in his primary, but is allegedly impacting the Senate leader pick by posting daily to his “tens of thousands of followers.” wapo.st/4sT8k6R
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⬇️⬇️Republicans would have just kept it open until more of their members came than ours. Just as they have done throughout their cursed rubber stamp majority. Real accountability will come in January regardless.
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Schumer knows ball.
Begging you all to read this 🎁 article. theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/1…
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It's a huge deal.
I've been an internet gal my whole life.
In any competitive game, even a build advantage of 5% attack speed is enough to be the whole community's common knowledge "meta build", and people will get actively angry if you don't take that advantage for the good of the team to win.
This does not require exceptionally smart or perceptive people to figure out, communicate, and generally follow.
K-pop and music fans operate like propaganda marketing armies for their faves.
TV and movie communities know to simply ban trolls and haters who keep showing up, because they're clearly not fans and cramp the vibes for everyone else.
I know average groups of people know how to do this. If they care about winning, they care about doing what wins.
If political discourse functioned like any normal niche, we'd be giving Schumer a medal and racing through every small town hall Facebook page to find pictures of "The James Talarico" of every remaining red state to hype for 2028. It would be a meme format all over TikTok, Twitter, and Instagram.
But the vibes in political spaces for even huge "left influencers" to obfuscate, lie about, disregard, and undermine easy data-based facts that Mr. Yglesias and others share about what lets Democrats win big and what policies yield the best legislative outcomes is so incredibly suspicious.
But those players' messaging *does* seem to consistently align with collapsing liberal Democrats and sabotaging American tech and energy policy to the advantage of Chinese and Russian dominance.
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Leader @HakeemJeffries correctly predicting that Republican gerrymandering would fail, one week ago today:
“There is zero circumstance that Republicans are going to net 5 seats in Texas, 4 seats in Florida and gain a seat in North Carolina.
Our incumbents courageously decided to battle to hold these seats because they know the importance of this election, and that’s one of the reasons why we’re on the brink of victory.”
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You didn't hold a single public hearing. You didn't say anything when the DOJ withheld 2.5 million missing files. You didn't bring in Todd Blanche after saying you would.
We will not allow the President and his allies to dismiss this investigation. We're just getting started.
Today, we released a report detailing the findings and recommendations from our review of the federal government’s mishandling of the Epstein and Maxwell cases.
Our mission was clear: bring transparency to the American people and accountability for survivors.
Over the past 15 months, Chairman @RepJamesComer led an investigation that included 19 interviews and depositions, numerous subpoenas, a review of financial records, and more.
Here's what we found. 👇🏻
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You all wonder why I still think Republicans will win the presidency in 2028, even after all this.
This guy. He never got to be president, and now, for as long as he lives, he's going to make sure no Democrat does either.
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Admittedly, I’m still down for accountability for lawmakers for a few things:
1) Wanting to push Biden out and doing it loudly and making it clear they weren’t down for the Black People standing behind him.
2) immediately wanting the party to go harder into (1/5)
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Why didn't republicans vote to impeach Pete Hegseth???
They're complicit in the alleged alcoholic's handling of the Trump-Vance war in Iran.
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Astonishing.
"President Trump was told aboard Air Force One in May en route to China that the United States had obtained sensitive intelligence showing that Nvidia’s chief executive was in a relationship with a woman believed to be a Chinese spy, people with knowledge of the matter said. The message was delivered by Marco Rubio, his secretary of state and national security adviser, shortly before the Nvidia leader, Jensen Huang, joined the presidential trip to Beijing at Mr. Trump’s invitation. It marked at least the second time in seven months that the president had been told of intelligence about Mr. Huang’s involvement with the woman."
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Last week, the office of Mississippi’s secretary of state made one message clear: “No signature cure process for mail-in ballots.”
But in a now-deleted social media post, the state’s top election official appeared to say the opposite and told voters to follow a process that no longer exists.
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God forbid a reporter tells us this.
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Trump officials close to Pete Hegseth concede tonight it may be more damaging if House Dem committee chairs redraft impeachment articles next year on things like Hegseth purging generals and JAGs — which Senate Republicans have also previously complained about
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Let me also add that Senator-Elect @scott_colom is being denied precious time for Senate orientation and the natural transition that’s necessary. The most ardent Republicans I know are even getting embarrassed and are ready to move on.
Just wrapped up an interview with @courtneyannj w/@WLBT about the foregone conclusion that @scott_colom is the Senator-Elect. Like I told Courtney Ann, Mississippians of both parties know @scott_colom is going to be the winner for one really basic reason, they can count. #SenatorScottColom