Where is the Democratic Tea Party revolt in Senate primaries?
The following need replacing:
NJ: Cory Booker, 56, AIPAC-endorsed
DE: Chris Coons, 62, AIPAC guest speaker
CO: John Hickenlooper, 73, AIPAC-endorsed
RI: Jack Reed, 75, AIPAC-funded
VA: Mark Warner, 70, AIPAC-endorsed
my feeling is that this is the direct consequence of the greens and polanski vacating the arena since g&d. i haven't heard a new policy, membership announcement or campaign recently. it's a good lesson to never do that again and i hope they reverse course after makerfield.
@CoryBooker you are a politician not a self help guru
continue such meaningful acts of love as approving more bombs for israel to kill children, you empath
CBS News/AP: Rep. Seth Moulton to take on Sen. Ed Markey in Massachusetts Democratic Senate primary
"Markey won nearly 73% of the delegates' support, while Moulton won nearly 27% of the vote. Massachusetts Democratic Party rules require statewide candidates to get at least 15% of delegate support to appear on primary ballots."
https://t.co/OwM63fIoks
Why it won't be Pete:
1. 2028 Dem Primary voters will want a principled fighter, not a focus-grouped triangulator
2. No electoral history except Mayor of a small city in a state he doesn't live in
3. No support among black voters
4. Association with Biden administration may hurt
I do not believe in Pete here at all. Harris Newsom and AOC all have very clear roles but he’s so clearly a stand-in for “young articulate white center-leftist” that can be filled incredibly easily by people far more electorally accomplished than him.
The revenge of the @Liberalaus moderates?
Under this Redbridge poll, the only survivors would be:
Brerowra - Leeser
Cook - Kennedy
Mitchell - Hawke
Flinders - McKenzie
Goldstein - Wilson
Wannon - Tehan
Plus regain Bradfield, Aston, Deakin and Menzies
https://t.co/Z1KlBbhVLf