NEW: If you’re waiting for AOC to make a decision about her political future, you may be waiting a while.
“I will be deliberating this privately, but I probably will not be sharing anything publicly for a little while,” she told me on Monday.
I’ve also learned she has begun bulking up her political operation.
Everything here:
https://t.co/cteVY4pKhk
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is writing a new book, "Repair: Healing a Divided Nation."
It comes out March 9.
He says it’s meant to "spark honest dialogue" about how the country can "rediscover our common humanity and relearn our common purpose."
https://t.co/kRnNQN6PAu
Newly-obtained by @MSNOWNews from President Biden's upcoming memoir:
Biden's radiation treatment ended as doctors stopped further metastization of his stage 4 prostate cancer; continues hormone therapy.
Rebukes those who suggested cover-up of his cancer: https://t.co/lZYaEACsJb
The Democratic candidate for governor was leading in the polls and his Republican opponent hoped that a detail from his past would turn off voters: The small-town boy from northeast Iowa used to be a high-fashion model. by @chantalfdez and me: https://t.co/LuGucJEX4y
Just in: California voters have rejected the proposed billionaire tax, Proposition 40, ending a heated and expensive fight over what could have been the nation’s first modern tax on wealth. With @pkwsj: https://t.co/ThX7NcsCYg
Statement from NVIDIA Board of Directors: The NVIDIA Board is initiating an independent investigation in light of recent reporting that founder and CEO Jensen Huang has been the target of a foreign intelligence effort.
“It has to be someone that appeals not just to Democrats, but to independents and some Republicans,” Beshear said in an interview. “… I’ve always said I think it ought to be a Democratic governor. That’s whether it’s me—and I haven’t made any decision—or someone else.”
On election night, @JDVance’s phone buzzed.
A confidant texted with uncomfortable advice: perhaps he should consider sitting out 2028.
Some allies now tell the VP they no longer believe any Republican can win a presidential election in two years.
Story with @natalieandrews:
https://t.co/XTanVKzTLD
Jeffries' House landslide was so unexpected that when an early batch of results from Indiana showed such wide Democratic margins, aides huddled at DCCC headquarters thought their data tracker was glitching - a deep-dive on what comes next https://t.co/BRyxfCNcXx
Democrats have emerged from a resounding midterm victory with a deep bench and rising stars who have reinvigorated the party. But as they pivot to a 2028 presidential primary contest already informally under way, things could get messier. @KThomasDC & me: https://t.co/p5oQDnVv5x
Newsy: Sen. Elissa Slotkin says she’s “not ruling anything out” when pressed at Crooked Con if she’ll challenge Sen. Chuck Schumer for majority leader, noting the group chats are popping off about where a Democratic majority should go
Josh Shapiro, pressed at Crooked Con about his thinking on 2028, says he's "thinking about right now governing with a Democratic trifecta for the first time since 1978."
But he says he also wants to help Dems writ large focus on "doing big things again."
"I think coming from the swingiest swing state in America, we’ve got a little bit to say about that, and I definitely intend to be a part of that conversation about what our party looks like going forward."
Photographer Linda Coan O'Kresik of @bangordailynews always wanted to see what happens behind the scenes of Susan Collins' election night.
"This is it," Collins said in her hotel suite, about 90 minutes before conceding. https://t.co/D4N1k64YlS
News: Sen. Ron Johnson has gathered 5 signatures from GOP senators on a letter demanding a delay of Senate Republican leadership elections, per multiple sources familiar w/ the efforts
Johnson is continuing to gather more signatures through the weekend, per the sources
This is enough support to force a conference meeting to discuss the delay
w/ @bresreports@AndrewDesiderio@PunchbowlNews text subscribers got it first