I listened to a podcast with the costume designer for Succession and I distinctly remember her saying "rich people don't wear coats because they are never outside long enough to need them."
In this election, Americans called on us to unrig an economy rigged against working people & fueled by political corruption.
To deliver, we need new leadership. This isn't about any one person โ itโs about answering that call.
That's why Iโm running for Senate Majority Leader.
I'm sorry, this to me just sounds like people claiming Warnock and Ossoff winning the runoffs in 2021 was just a byproduct of Trump's meddling, and not a sign of Georgia shifting.
Even if this means Texas becomes Dem's North Carolina for the next 10 years it's a titanic victory.
The comprehensiveness of the Democrats' victory in Texas this year is their Austerlitz. They'll feel so good about it for years even eventually when they start slipping. It was beautiful. It was perfect. And they'll never stop talking about it. Even if and when it's reversed.
It says something about Vivek Ramaswamy's character that Amy Acton's team had a contingency plan ready to go in the case that her childhood trauma was weaponized against her.
Past midterms weren't usually predictive because past presidents acted rationally after a midterm setback. Donald Trump is not capable of acting rationally.
The only bad thing about Senators taking their official portraits is that Wikipedia then has to replace the funny low quality images they already have up
Alaskans will vote election after election to keep RCV while maintaining a ridiculous exhaustion rate.
Maine on the other hand has had it for longer and I think it's only mattered one time.
This is why I really only care about 3 things in presidential candidates: foreign policy, staffer circles, and general competence. Anything else is ancillary. Hence my current support for either Chris Van Hollen or Jon Ossoff