Justin Cooper

[Baltimore Ravens @Ravens]

Thank you, Coach Harbaugh, for 18 tremendous years.

[Bari Weiss @bariweiss]

Only Cowards Tolerate Conspiracy Theorists.

@benshapiro delivered a barnburner tonight @TPUSA.

Read the whole thing in @TheFP:

https://t.co/FZvOzaiqCP

[Bridget Phetasy @BridgetPhetasy]

This entire movement on the right is underestimating how scummy and revolting decent people find this behavior.

But they will learn.

This is not how good people act. These are vultures circling a dead man who deserves much, much better.

[AG @AGHamilton29]

Political violence has been and continues to be a problem on both sides, BUT the far-left has recently gone to far greater lengths to normalize and justify political violence by dehumanizing people they don't like or agree with. It's not even close. Look at the reaction after Brian Thompson was assassinated because of his job and a large segment of the far-left attempted to make his killer into a hero. Look at the open support for terrorism on college campuses. Academia is breeding a lot of this, unfortunately.

Most of the right, even at the extremes, views their opponents as dumb or wrong. The far-left increasingly views people they don't like as evil. There's a significant difference in what that justifies and the environment that creates. There are obviously plenty of exceptions. I have spent a lot of time calling out one particular podcast host who spends almost all her time trying to dehumanize groups of people and frame them as evil in the same way, but it is far less common.

This is emboldened by the fact that the far-left gets a pass on this stuff in the general discourse. We have entire media cycles blaming the right when political violence targets the left, but it is almost always deflected when it occurs in the other direction... which emboldens those who encourage it.

That's why we skipped the conversation when a Bernie supporter tried to kill a bunch of members of Congress on a baseball field, or when someone tried to assassinate a SCOTUS judge after months of attacks on the court, or even when someone tried to kill Trump.

The rhetoric isn't responsible for the political violence, but it creates an environment where such violence is seen as normal and justifiable. When it never should be.

[Noam Blum @neontaster]

🤷‍♂️

[Jonah Goldberg @JonahDispatch]

I’m enjoying this. In response to nearly everything Trump has done, his defenders have shrieked “This is what we voted for,” “he told us he’d do this,” and “this is what he campaigned on.” Sometimes these claims have been a stretch. But when it comes to Iran not getting a bomb it’s all true. And now Tucker, MTG et al are crying that this isn’t what they voted for.

Deal with it.

[Erick Erickson @EWErickson]

Ironically, it was Leonard Leo's efforts in shaping the Supreme Court that got Trump a big immunity win and so many other victories.

[Drew Holden @DrewHolden360]

Enormously funny that the company that got so bent out of shape by the supposedly oppressive conservatism of Florida has no issues with the United Arab Emirates, where you can be sent to jail for public blasphemy.

[Marc Thiessen @marcthiessen]

You’re absolutely right … as long as you don’t take any federal money.

[Jeff Blehar is *BOX OFFICE POISON* @EsotericCD]

I certainly hope that at least half of this book is about the media's collective decision to collude with the Biden administration in hiding or otherwise choosing not to explore the obvious signs of Biden's decline and isolation.

Or else I'm not sure what the point of it is.

[Baltimore Ravens @Ravens]

DIVISION DUB ❗

[Noam Blum @neontaster]

Republicans rubber stamping all these Trump picks is a good way to misread the results of these elections and set yourself up for an unpleasant 2026/8.

[Ed Whelan @EdWhelanEPPC]

I cannot imagine a worse pick for Attorney General than Matt Gaetz.

[Andrew Kaczynski @KFILE]

The Latino district that she said voted for Trump out of misogyny and sexism previously voted for Clinton by a huge margin.

[Baltimore Ravens @Ravens]

Season sweep

[InteractivePolls @IAPolls2022]

CBS 2024 Exit poll (swing from 2020)

• White: Trump 57-41 (D+1)
• Black: Harris 85-13 (R+3)
• Hispanic: Harris 52-46 (R+27)
• Other (3%): Trump 54-42 (R+26)
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• Ages 18-29: Harris 54-43 (R+13)
• Ages 30-44: Harris 49-48 (R+5)
• Ages 45-64: Trump 44-54 (R+9)
• Ages 65+: Tie 49-49 (D+5)
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• Dem: Harris 95-4 (D+2)
• GOP: Trump 94-5 (R+1)
• Indie: Harris 49-46 (R+10)
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• Men: Trump 55-42 (R+5)
• Women: Harris 53-45 (R+7)
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• White men: Trump 60-37 (=)
• White women: Trump 53-45 (D+3)
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• Hispanic men: Trump 55-43 (R+35)
• Hispanic women: Harris 60-38 (R+17)
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• Black men: Harris 77-21 (R+2)
• Black women: Harris 91-7 (D+3)
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• College grad: Harris 55-42 (D+1)
• No college: Trump 56-42 (R+12)
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• White college: Harris 52-45 (D+4)
• White no college: Trump 66-32 (D+1)
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• Income under 50K: Trump 50-47 (R+14)
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• 2020 turnout: Dem 37-36 (D+1)
• 2024 turnout: GOP 35-31 (R+4)
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• First time voter (8%): Trump 56-43
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2024 exit poll link
https://t.co/OSxPiMWqPH
——
2020 exit poll link
https://t.co/Xi6lAKzJTJ

[Guy Benson @guypbenson]

“Jim Crow on steroids,” huh? That’s what they called the new/current law, which also saw increased participation in the midterms, post-passage. Think about the ugly, racial lies they told — and remember the companies/organizations who bought into them: MLB, Delta Airlines, etc.

[Marc Caputo @MarcACaputo]

Florida state law prohibits price gouging during a disaster ...

[AG @AGHamilton29]

It's actually incredible how bad Trump is at avoiding being baited. Almost every question.

[Brit Hume @brithume]

Quote from @MarkHalperin: " it is factually correct to say that this is the most progressive ticket of the modern era, besting Carter-Mondale and Mondale-Ferraro by a lot.  Also factually correct: She chose the Bernie Sanders-approved candidate."
https://t.co/Kz6sk9m7Ko