.@RepSummerLee explains how progressive ideas won out this cycle.
"People are putting it in their own words, that makes sense to their own districts, but the underlying thing is the same thing..."
Neera Tanden at The National Press Club:
The next two years should not be an opportunity for every group in DC to dust off their wish list for the last decade.
It's not a time to pressure Congress to fruitlessly spend time, political capital on ideas that we couldn't get done in a Democratic trifecta just a few years ago.
Centrist Dems wielding identity politics to protect themselves will always be gross especially when their policies abandons these marginalized communities
CNN: Hakeem Jeffries responds to DSA supporters who chanted "You're next!" at victory party
"It was very interesting to me, as observed by others, that there was almost zero diversity in that crowd."
Link: https://t.co/kwBGnzYima
Former PlayStation CEO Shawn Layden claims Sony making a powerful PS6 may be a mistake.
"I think we have enough power in the machine. The innovation needs to come not from making the PS6 for $1,200, it's to make another PS5 for $300. Now, that would be true innovation."
Here's the clip in HD because it's looking like we'll be using it a lot
Jon Ossoff doesn't support the Green New Deal, he doesn't support Medicare for All, he doesn't support Abolishing ICE
He voted to fund ICE, and to give them the power to jail anyone without due process
Politico: Katherine Clark Launches Majority Leader Bid
Rep. Katherine Clark of Massachusetts officially announced her bid for majority leader in a letter to colleagues Thursday.
Clark, currently the No. 2 to Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, is widely considered a shoo-in among her colleagues. She is currently unopposed, and if she wins, she would be the first woman with the title and most progressive member of the top leadership trio that is also expected to include Jeffries as speaker and Rep. Pete Aguilar as whip.
https://t.co/7BgPzlKg6x
Cannot emphasize enough that we are just getting started. The work is not over, it has barely begun, and we need YOU and all of your ideas and energy and unique perspectives and insights to build a diverse, durable working class movement than can end this nightmarish cycle.