Madhav Nallani

Genomic Epidemiologist, Bioinformatician, and Nerd. All tweets are my own and not an indication of the beliefs of any organization I work with.

[Amanda Litman @amandalitman]

Mississippi has state legislative elections in 2027. Not too late (and def not too early) to consider running! https://t.co/GqO7ptXgd4

[Patrick Gaspard @patrickgaspard]

I can’t stop the tears right now.
Mississippi. Mississippi.

It is breathtaking.
Emmett Till, Medgar Evers, Goodman, Schwerner and Chaney, Fannie Lou Hamer.
Lift Every Voice and Sing!
Mississippi

[Madhav Nallani @MadNall]

@elcorbino81 @guildelin @greenmushr00m8 @KangasCasts Because I don’t like pedos? Idk man. You’re really doubling down on being one of them huh?

[Madhav Nallani @MadNall]

@guildelin @greenmushr00m8 @KangasCasts His actions are also that he’s a pedo. He bragged about going into the locker rooms of the ms teen USA pageant to see the kids naked.

[Madhav Nallani @MadNall]

@elcorbino81 @guildelin @greenmushr00m8 @KangasCasts Because I don’t like pedos? Weird thing to be mad about man.

[Brandon Presley @BrandonPresley]

Congressman @BGThompsonMS who, for years when everyone else laughed, always believed we could elect a statewide Democrat arrives for the Senator-elect @scott_colom’s victory celebration.

[Ashton Pittman @ashtonpittman]

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[Madhav Nallani @MadNall]

@guildelin @greenmushr00m8 @KangasCasts Again, that doesn’t mean he didn’t participate. And it doesn’t explain why he’s got Epstein’s partner in the lowest security prison possible. And why he still won’t release the files. And why he calls everyone convicted of stuff like this “good people”. And I’m not a Muslim

[Mazza @YaaMazz]

this is very important because theres a significant proportion of men that think they can beat her in a match

[Stacey Abrams @staceyabrams]

I am Mississippi-raised, and tonight, I am overjoyed to congratulate Senator-elect @scott_colom! From the first time we broke bread together in August 2024, I understood his claim on history. He knows that justice and security, that affordability and prosperity are possible for Mississippi. And the people agreed.

This is what happens when the overlooked organize, the discounted turn out, and the silent refuse to be ignored. Now let's get to work.

[Madhav Nallani @MadNall]

@Tyrvana @KeithHutchfps @RyanAtRBM @HLTVExpert “Less alone”

[Madhav Nallani @MadNall]

@guildelin @greenmushr00m8 @KangasCasts That’s bullshit and you know it. There are victims who’ve come forward to accuse him. This isn’t his first sex crime either. But you’re a pedo defender so not surprising you’d make up a fantasy about it.

[Madhav Nallani @MadNall]

@guildelin @greenmushr00m8 @KangasCasts Idk. Being mentioned 38000 times in the Epstein files is enough for me.

[Patrick Connelly @PLConnelly]

History made in Mississippi, where the legacy of Medgar Evers endures.

[Tonya M. Evans @IPProfEvans]

One Mississippi.
Two Mississippi.
Red Mississippi.
BLUE MISSISSIPPI! 🗳️ 💙

#ScottColom

[Joyce Alene @JoyceWhiteVance]

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[News to Remember @allchronology]

Scott Colom slams Mississippi’s Republican Secretary of State Michael Watson for using credit agency data to remove Mississippians from the active voter rolls: “Experian told him they were not reliable. And he did it anyway. This chaos is a result of that decision.”

[Mehdi Hasan @mehdirhasan]

This guy is heading to the United States Senate to represent Mississippi

[Wendell Pierce @WendellPierce]

SENATOR SCOTT COLOM (Mississippi)-D. In honor of all those who lost their lives in Freedom Summer. For Medgar Evers. For Fannie Lou Hammer. For our ancestors. There’s Blood on that Ballot Box.

[Pop Base @PopBase]

Scott Colom has won the U.S. Senate election in Mississippi, defeating Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith, CNN projects.

He becomes the first Black person elected to the U.S. Senate from Mississippi since the Reconstruction era.