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"Chuck and I grew up, literally, in the same [Brooklyn] neighborhood. I am older than Chuck, but we went to the same elementary school, the same high school. We were on the Banking Committee together when I was first elected to Congress. So I have known Chuck for a long time, and I like Chuck, personally. He’s a very nice guy. But, I think, in this moment in American history, Chuck’s views are way out of touch with where the American people are at—and especially with where [the base of] the Democratic Party is. On issue after issue, I think he is just not in tune with where his constituents are at." https://t.co/XK2JkVwbxr
Jim Jordan was once considered too extreme for GOP leadership. Last night, the House Republican Caucus elected him to be their new minority leader. https://t.co/aGBVUu4LEu
If the AI era has taught us anything about the tech industry and its billionaire overlords, it’s that there is no limit to how far they will go to steal and profit from the information that billions of people have contributed to the Internet since the dawn of its existence. https://t.co/jArPQKBKHc
My research found that 25 of the Democratic Party’s 32 Senate candidates explicitly ran against the billionaire class
When ppl like @mattyglesias say "moderation" won Democrats their majorities, they’re confused or lying
Last Tuesday offers plenty of proof that anti-billionaire rhetoric is compatible with Democratic victory from Texas to South Carolina to Iowa and Kansas. Corporate donors and their defenders would prefer to make this lesson disappear. We can’t afford to let them
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“In this moment in American history, Chuck’s views are way out of touch with where the American people are at.” Read our exclusive interview with @SenSanders on why he believes the Senate needs a new Majority Leader. https://t.co/CHPPg8Hd79
What happens now that Democrats swept the midterms? How can they win in 2028 and then pass their agenda? For our December print issue, @ElieNYC argues the answer is the Supreme Court: https://t.co/bU2o6eYwQL
Read our exclusive interview with @SenSanders about why he believes Chuck Schumer is the wrong choice for this political moment: https://t.co/XzcvbY2XyA
If you have ever uploaded a photo of the inside of your apartment to Airbnb or Zillow, police can now identify your exact location. https://t.co/PS14Fw3D4m
Our friends at Third Way are either confused or lying, because the evidence is clear: Bernie Sanders’s anti-billionaire message was widely adopted by Democrats in this election, including among the very candidates Third Way celebrates as “moderates.” https://t.co/T7o0k3NmvO
Yesterday, the House GOP conference voted to anoint Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan their new House minority leader despite his many scandals. https://t.co/xBh3efZAHr
Third Way says moderates won Democrats their majorities, but 25 of the party’s 32 Senate candidates explicitly ran against the billionaire class. https://t.co/T7o0k3NmvO