@dieworkwear That's actually a coming soon feature after the DOGE guy figures out where he put the thumb drive that he downloaded all our Social Security Administration info onto
@Ike_Saul By that measure--not shunning gay people=jumping head first into the culture war--every Republican needs to repay every cent that Peter Thiel ever gave them
Musk buying Twitter, as @AdamSerwer points out, lured conservatives into the trap of thinking that X is real life - and they paid for it.
https://t.co/BF9bbZc2Wl
@kirk_bado I think Rahm doesn't jump at all. His lane depended on Dems not doing as well as they did, and he's a smart enough politician to know that, so I'm surprised he's leading rn
It' betw Ted and Ro. Pete has too much of a chance to jump this early
@TitaniasIII@SeanTrende Came here to say this. Literally all the Abrahamic religions and most of western civilization have usury bans and somehow bankers have still made heaps of money and regularly provided unsecured loans--i.e., credit cards
🚨More from the Jewish Electorate Institute/The Mellman Group post-election poll of Jewish voters:
59% of Jewish Democrats have a favorable opinion of Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed of Michigan, while only 25% view him unfavorably.
As far as I can see, David Valadao's defeat is the worst for a general election incumbent against one major party opponent in 94 years, since the Great Depression.
In 1932, Peter Granata (R) lost to Leo Kocialkowski (D), 72-28.
Even in 2010, Joseph Cao (R) lost to Cedric Richmond (D), 65-34.
Valadao is at 31.9%.
After the mess we’ve seen the last week and years of problems with elections, it’s past time Mississippians get a modern election system designed to encourage people to vote with a transparent, uniform process. Are 47 states wrong on early voting, but we are right? Not hardly.