James Singer

Comms Director @SenGillibrand | Arizona Wildcat

Past campaign lives @KamalaHarris @JoeBiden @dccc @demgovs and lots more

DM for signal

[Ian Sams @IanSams]

This is as good a distillation of what the Democratic Party message should be right now as I’ve heard from anyone

[WEAU 13 News @WEAU13News]

U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin along with colleagues are introducing legislation intended to lower the Medicare eligibility age to 50 and allow Americans ages 50 to 64 to buy into Medicare.

[James Singer @Jemsinger]

Denver is absolutely gorgeous 🏔️

[Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand @gillibrandny]

The VA has never conducted large-scale research into the full impact of military toxic exposure on women’s health. I'm fighting to change that.

I was proud to celebrate Veterans Day at the Buffalo Naval & Military Park and share my new bill to research the connection between military toxic exposures and infertility, birth defects, and developmental disabilities.

[Guy Cecil @guycecil]

Why didn’t you post this picture with Hamilton, El-Sayed and REPUBLICAN Senator-elect Andy Barr?

[David Turner @A_Tall_Turner]

Dude. You lost.

[Kirsten Gillibrand @SenGillibrand]

Grateful to work with our incredible Democratic candidates across the country to share our fight to lower costs.

Their campaigns and messages fueled this blue wave that is on track to flip 9 Senate seats!

[Jalisa Washington-Price @j_washingtonSC]

Just a note: As a political media consultant, I love a good, creative ad. But wins like SC, GA, MS, NC and TX don’t come from flashy ads alone. They come from years of organizing, cycle after cycle, with little to no investment and a lot of courage to keep trying. The organizers on the ground are the real heroes of election night, even if most of them never get the national spotlight.

Let's find them invest in them and empower them to keep winning!

[Sam Newton @SamNewton]

The DGA spent 7 figures on its influencer program, said @oliviaacdaviss, the group’s spokeswoman:

“It paid off, with Democrats now holding the majority of the nation’s governorships for the first time since 2010."

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[Steve Rattner @SteveRattner]

Democrats won nearly every competitive Senate race even where they were outspent by tens of millions.

[Alex Miller @AlexMillerFox1]

Republicans are worried about the next election cycle.

The 2028 map is "brutal," incoming NRSC Chair Bernie Moreno told me. Daines, who ran the NRSC in 2024, said "this will take a few cycles before we'll probably get back to the majority."

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[Mike Levin @MikeLevin]

This new Reuters report is stunning.

A week before the U.S. captured Venezuela's leader, JD Vance reportedly met at a private Montana ski club with John Addison, an oil trader who had given $300,000 to help elect Vance to the Senate in 2022. Vance allegedly asked how fast Venezuela's oil could be sold if America took control of it.

Both men deny the meeting.

Flight records show their planes parked together that day.

Two days after the Venezuela operation, Energy Secretary Chris Wright called Addison and offered his company, Vitol, the job of selling Venezuela's oil. There was no public bidding. Vitol and one rival have since made hundreds of millions of dollars.

Addison and his wife also gave $7 million to help elect Trump, and he now chairs a board advising Secretary Wright.

Congress has a duty to act.

We should bring Secretary Wright, Vitol, and Addison in to testify under oath. We should demand the phone records, emails, and flight logs. We should find out whether anyone got a heads-up about a military operation. And we should require open, competitive bidding before any company profits from our foreign policy.

If nothing was wrong, let’s see the records.
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[DC Police Department @DCPoliceDept]

CRITICAL ALERT: MPD is on the scene of an ACTIVE SHOOTING in the area of 15th and P Street, Northwest. MPD’s Emergency Response Team is on scene.

AVOID THE AREA.

[Brian Schwartz @schwartzbWSJ]

NEW: Trump administration officials for years have been scrutinizing Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia, with warnings over his business operations in China and strong advocacy for curtailing U.S. export controls.

Those concerns were brought to the White House and largely ignored prior to revelations he was having an affair with an alleged Chinese spy.

New reporting w/ @AmrithRamkumar @RWhelanWSJ and @alexbward

https://t.co/URCCmDNjVh

[Kirsten Gillibrand @SenGillibrand]

Congrats to @Scott_Colom, who ran a fantastic campaign.

The people of Mississippi will have a true champion for them in the Senate.

[Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand @gillibrandny]

My office is monitoring the devastating building collapse in Brooklyn.

I am praying for the victims and their families. I am deeply grateful for the @FDNY first responders who were on the scene.
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[Albert Fujii @AlbertFujii]

THE NEXT U.S. SENATOR FOR THE GREAT STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

[Josh Marcus-Blank @jmarcusblank]

Let’s go @AlbertFujii!!! Made it happen in MISSISSIPPI!

[Senate Democrats @dscc]

Congratulations to Senator-Elect Scott Colom!!! 🌸🎉

@scott_colom is a seventh-generation Mississippian, husband, father, and District Attorney who has dedicated his life to keeping communities safe. And today, he becomes the first Democrat to win a Mississippi Senate seat in over four decades.

[Scott MacFarlane @MacFarlaneNews]

There it is:

Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee issues the statement:

“Congratulations to Senator-Elect Scott Colom on his historic win and on becoming the first Democrat to win a Mississippi Senate seat in over four decades. We will work hand in hand with Scott to fight for Mississippians’ health care, costs, and future in the 120th Congress and look forward to welcoming him to our caucus. Scott is a seventh-generation Mississippian, proud husband and father of two, and District Attorney who has dedicated his life to keeping communities safe. He has never stopped fighting for his neighbors, because Mississippi Matters – and he’ll continue to be a champion for Mississippi in Washington.”