If young people could do just as well as the generation before them without college, that would be quite cool.
But that’s completely not the case. It’s actually gotten worse. So what the hell are we doing here.
I find cheering on the decline of our universities as absolutely vile behavior.
Just bc college grads are doing worse, doesn’t mean everybody else is much better off!
The degree premium of college is going to end up increasing again.
Thanks to PA's divided legislature, our state isn’t facing painful tax hikes like the 🔵 states around us.
🔵NJ’s FY ’26-’27 budget total: $60.7B
🔵MD’s FY ’26-‘27 budget total: $71.8B
🔵VA’s FY ’26-’27 budget total: $103B
❤️@PASenateGOP held the line & protected PA'ians.
Maggie Goodlander was slammed for a lot of similar things, and she now appears to be the most popular politician in the state!
NH can be antiestablishment, but in sort of a moderate way…think hating Clinton so we’ll go for Bernie
I’ve been following this race pretty closely, just read this story, and combed through his campaign website again, but I still genuinely do not know what Chris Pappas stands for.
Everything seems very canned, milquetoast & wishy washy.
His entire campaign seems to be playing a prevent defense strategy to fend off a lefty primary opponent & staying below the radar and riding the blue national environment to victory over John Sununu in November.
I want Pappas to win the primary, because I think nominating Karishma Manzur is an unnecessary risk to take in a year when we really can’t afford to be playing any defense — especially in a state where you need to advertise in the pricey Boston media market — but I would just love to know what he is all about beyond hackneyed political buzzwords.
Allow me to be a cringe millennial political nerd for a moment, but to quote the great philosopher Josh Lyman:
“I don't know what we're for, I don't know what we're against, except we seem to be for winning and against somebody else winning.”
Seriously, I believe more in Manzurmentum than Sununumentum.
People demanding across the board change and massive GOP disapproval is like the worst scenario for Sununu.
News - New GQR poll shows Rep. Chris Pappas up big in his Senate primary race against Karishma Manzur, per Pappas campaign
- Pappas 71, Manzur 15, Undecided 14. Welcome news for Dems after UNH primary survey showed Manzur was within 13 points and other unpredictable primaries this cycle
- Primary is on Sept. 8
- The general is looking super tight. Sununu up narrowly in UNH poll, July survey showed race roughly tied and there's another private poll circulating from August that also shows race tied
https://t.co/jR893FTc52
Boston pre-Covid, especially mid 2000s, was peak. Since then it’s become this economically dysfunctional, dour, bleak, corrupt cult of elite personality and intergenerational relational aggression and class conflict with no draw
I love how every election cycle there is this brief but powerful moment of “New Hampshire is turning red!” and then things just turn out more or less how you expect
Manzur hasn’t picked up any key endorsements and lags behind in fundraising numbers.
If Pappas had a credible progressive challenger who received support from national progressives the race would be more competitive.
AIPAC-backed Democratic Senate candidate Chris Pappas is spamming his fundraising list using Troy Jackson’s likeliness ahead of New Hampshire’s September 8 Democratic primary.