Imagine a historian in 2035 writing a political history of the 2020s, and he points out that every election, the out-of-power party won a cost-of-living election and then used their mandate to ignore or exacerbate affordability only to be destroyed in the next election, where voters again said “to be clear, I don’t want whatever bullshit you’re up to, I just want life to feel more affordable,” and then, once again, the winning politicians prioritized everything except affordability, and this story repeated itself over and over again.
One of my strongest held political opinions right now is: Democrats should do everything they can to avoid that history being written.
🚨 Arsenal are reportedly the Premier League side most affected by refereeing errors in the first eight rounds.
Man City meanwhile on top here again in another corruption.
Why is Arsenal officiated differently? @FA
This was Scott Colom's last political ad before the Tuesday election in Mississippi. It shows why he should win the race for Senator. No name calling. Just a rendition of history that shouldn't be forgotten and the reason to vote.
#Colom#Mississippi#senator#Evers#vote #election
@hemal Embrace the chaos. You and your wife are about to have so much fun and it’s all harder than you imagined. Be kind to each other. And babies are relentless. And sleep when they sleep. Embrace the midday nap. And the days are long, and the years are short. So embrace the chaos.
Q: I’m told that Vivek Ramaswamy left you a congratulatory phone call. Have the two of you spoken at all?
Governor-elect @AmyActonOH: We can’t normalize behavior like this. It was so beyond the pale, so no, I have no intention of speaking to him. Leaders’ words matter and we need to hold folks accountable.
Q: I’m told that Vivek Ramaswamy left you a congratulatory phone call. Have the two of you spoken at all?
Governor-elect @AmyActonOH: We can’t normalize behavior like this. It was so beyond the pale, so no, I have no intention of speaking to him. Leaders’ words matter and we need to hold folks accountable.
I’m waking up struck by the amount of firsts with these midterm elections:
-First black female governor in US history
-First Muslim Senator
-First openly gay Senator
-First female Native American Governor
-First female Native American Senator
-First Latina Governor in Texas history
-First female Governor in Ohio history
-First elected female Senator in South Carolina history
-First Black Governor in Florida history
-First elected Latino governor in California history
-First Kansas Democratic Senator this century/in 94 years
-First Congress set up for Black Speaker of the House