John, habibi. I guess you didn’t see his face after the debate. He looked like you did when you lost the 2020 election, utterly defeated.
Did he call you afterward and beg you to tweet this? Did he beg you to come save him in Michigan?
You’re welcome to remind everyone how sad you both are together. Stale, weak, pathetic.
I’ll be talking about gas, groceries, and healthcare. The things you broke—that we’ll have to fix.
3 m*n in a row hogging equipment at the gym have not completed a single rep in the last 7 and a half minutes, all exclusively scrolling on their phones 😌
Today, I’ll cast my first Senate vote since I took a bad fall back in June. I’m really looking forward to being back on the Senate floor and seeing my colleagues.
My recovery has been a long and often frustrating process, and the lingering effects of childhood polio haven’t made it any easier. I’m still not quite back to 100%, but I’ve assured Leader Thune that, as I continue with physical therapy on the advice of my doctors, I will do my best to be present for tough votes when our Conference needs me.
Elaine and I are very grateful for all the continued well wishes from our fellow Kentuckians, and I’m glad to get back to more of business as usual on their behalf this month.
The maximum a person can donate to a federal candidate is $3500.
If you donated that max to every candidate on the 2026 ballot, you could only spend $1,662,500.
The top 50 mega-donors have already poured more than $1.3 billion into the 2026 midterms.
Overturn Citizens United.
Long term Twitter use has only 2 possible outcomes:
1) you become a overbearing politics obsessed scold
2) your brain becomes so diseased that you can only laugh at stuff like “it’s ya boy tarantula dick”