NewsNation: Official Re-Elected Despite Dying Months Ago
Months after her death, a candidate for a southwest Washington office won the race
Records from the Washington Secretary of State show Liz Green is set to be re-elected as a commissioner for Skamania County’s Public Utility District. But the 64-year-old Willard resident died earlier in July
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@LunaTheYeem@Tapas1776@DallasTexasTV "- environmental protection laws - incompetence"
"- no environmental protection laws - less bureaucracy - 26 billion in liquidity"
Boy I wonder which parties enabled those conditions in each state and if one of them just set itself up to become like the other
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is laying the groundwork to set up a conservative think tank that would allow him to develop his own political infrastructure and stay in the public conversation after he leaves office and considers his future plans, which could include another run for president. https://t.co/E9ZImjqqVz
“Look, I don’t know anybody who hasn’t made a mistake in a debate. To me, it was not very consequential. First of all, I thought there’d be another debate, which there wasn’t. But notwithstanding the fact that there wasn’t another debate, it didn’t disturb me because it wasn’t consequential.”
News Nation: Joe Biden Says Trump Debate Was “Not Very Consequential”
Biden: “Look, I don’t know anybody who hasn’t made a mistake in a debate. To me, it was not very consequential. First of all, I thought there’d be another debate, which there wasn’t. But notwithstanding the fact that there wasn’t another debate, it didn’t disturb me because it wasn’t consequential.”
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@Philzer7 Maybe I'm too much of a pessimist, but the GOP's Senate election track record in the last 10 years in anything but deep red states in good years makes me think it's more likely Dems flip WI, NC,AK, and IA and get to 60 than the GOP getting a majority
@podiatristdon We're in an awkward spot as a party where a lot of mediocrities are being blamed for a cataclysmic outcome, while pretty much everyone is scared to name the one person who's genuinely most responsible.
@yesh222 If you told someone a year ago that after the midterms Republicans would reelect John Thune as Senate leader while Senate Democrats openly turned on Chuck Schumer, they'd have a very different idea of how the election went.
@1980Khoa 2021 is so far our only truly post-Trump election, since he was genuinely lying low that year, in 2022 onwards he was very visible and actively involved in primaries. And the Republicans were able to claw back just enough suburban ground, and max out enough rurals, to win again.
@aggou@wiz_political Yeah, just 70 years (CA and OR) and 45 years (WA) and counting. Good news for NC and GA and TX and WI Republicans, only have to wait until 2096 at least to get another trifecta!
I think for all of the drama and speculation, the actually smart Republican prospects in the room have looked at 2028 and already deemed it unwinnable. The most likely outcome is still a sham primary/coronation for Vance, then a complete 2008-style wipeout in the general.