I’ve written an Open Letter to @POTUS recommending he follow in the footsteps of George Washington and pass the torch to the next generation of Democratic leaders
If you agree, please sign the petition
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@Adam125890@LeonY1_2 That was supposed to be Tano Tijerina on the congressional side but he got a bad year and a Trump pardoned Henry Cuellar…
Like A or S tier recruit by y’all but environment left him getting less than 30% of the vote and you don’t run another election back from that.
Bloomberg: Sarah Huckabee Sanders Charts 2028 Path
As Republicans reel from devastating midterm losses, one Southern governor who survived the blue wave — Sarah Huckabee Sanders of Arkansas — might represent the party’s path forward from the wilderness
Sanders, the daughter of U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee and a press secretary during Donald Trump’s first term, can’t fully escape the shadow of a president who voters currently find deeply unpalatable, in no small part because of a war in Iran that has driven up prices.
But her experience behind the podium for Trump taught her to channel his populist appeal while sanding down the sharper edges.
Furthermore, Sanders’ time outside of Washington offers not distance and space to develop her own governing model away from the national spotlight — just in case 2028 calls.
https://t.co/r7dfiPsjwU
NEW: Sen. Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) says she won’t support the nomination of Scott Colom to be a district judge in Mississippi. This could prevent his nomination from moving forward with Democrats maintaining need for home-state support on district picks. https://t.co/zqxf0hzpsx
@josh_metcalf Can we get a heat map of where Greg Ballard did best? Like I’m interested in knowing if he did better in and around Indianapolis as the city’s former mayor or if it was more of a uniform margin across the state?
@BasedOH@OPoliticsguru I’d argue Moreno/Brown might be more toxic than Texas just because of 2024.
Now neither will be the most toxic delegation of all time as that title will remain with Wisconsin’s Johnson/Baldwin delegation.