Neera Tanden has posted NINE times in the last hour regarding the Wedgewood poll, so that she can get one over on the left (Democratic voters) but has yet to make a post of her own condemning Trump’s abuse of power in raiding Ilhan Omar’s home.
#MichiganSenate
Mother Jones: Heckler’s Dad Got $250,000 to Campaign Against El-Sayed
The guy who tried and failed to catch Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed with a gotcha question about his supposed loyalty to the Muslim Brotherhood is reportedly the son of a Republican strategist who received $250,000 last month to campaign against El-Sayed
https://t.co/PRIBSg7cwZ
Cook Political Report just released 3 polls:
—Iowa:
GOV: Sand up 53/43
SEN: Turek up 46-44, with Libertarian at 8
—Ohio
GOV: Acton up 48/43
SEN: Brown up 49/43, with two others at 7
—Texas
GOV: Abbott up 48/46
SEN: Talarico up 49/44, with Libertarian at 4
Marist poll released today has Abdul winning 95 percent of Democrats (same percentage Rogers gets of Republicans) NYT leads with the “fractured Democratic base” storyline
Problem with this argument — which certainly has a point — is that it wasn't just Wedgewood showing AES with a slight advantage though https://t.co/7iFb99Plhs
.@NYCMayor Mamdani on U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed (D-MI): "His victory...is of critical importance to our city, because what it also indicates is a willingness to chart a new course in Washington that has working people at the heart of it."
Ashley Moody stumbles through another event with DOZENS of supporters at Sonny's BBQ, a small restaurant
Her response to this reporter's question is UNINSPIRING and LOW ENERGY
@CMSeeberger Hey Colin, who funds CAP? If you guys are going to take to social media everyday and dump on the left certainly the public has a right to know who is paying for this enterprise? The “Trump would target our donors” argument is beyond dumb as he is the most powerful man on earth
Detroit Democrat Veronica Dawking on the Republican push to drive a wedge between Black voters and Abdul El-Sayed by painting him as more focused on Palestine than local communities