I haven’t seen a single piece about how the President needs to moderate to get closer to American voters. They cover him like he’s a hurricane others have to react to, but they’re also constantly downplaying the damage and assigning positive motivations to the hurricane.
Eric J Morey
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ericjmorey.com Democratic Candidate for Cape May County Commissioner Born and raised in NJ This has become my primary outlet for keeping informed about the political troubles in the USA.
If the lesson we take from this election is that it was all about affordability or Iran we lie to ourselves. 1. It was about voting rights 2. It was about corruption 3. It was about multiracial democracy 4. It was about money in politics 5. It was about ICE 6. It was about decency and norms
In the AP Voter Poll, "government corruption" was cited more often than "cost of living" by voters as a crucial reason for their vote. People know our economy is filled with legalized scams that funnel wealth upwards. If Dems don't make a big show of attacking those things, voters will punish them.
We need some actual privacy protection laws in the US.
Amazon “aims to deploy more than 20,000 glasses by the end of next year.”
"Many journalists and others quickly noted a comical aspect to its location, near a sex shop and a crematorium...Shortly after Giuliani began talking to the assembled reporters, the Associated Press projected Biden as the winner of the Pennsylvania vote and thus the nationwide election."
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When Cindy Hyde Smith blocked Scott Colom's judicial nomination she said it was because he wanted to defend transgender people, and she ran an ad with this, hundreds of times a day, in every media. So watching her be slowly forced to eat shit under a national spotlight? It's kinda nice.
Dear American media: This is what it looks like when a media outlet doesn’t sane wash the news. Take notes.
Stephen Miller, reactionary ideologue and white supremacist, promoted head of Trump administration
Last year, Hegseth abruptly removed Nancy Lacore from command. No public explanation was provided. Afterwards, she ran for office and has flipped a seat in South Carolina’s 1st Congressional District. She will now have the constitutional authority to investigate and oversee his department.
This is important reporting, but the "unexpected activist" framing is so tired. Taylor Frazier McCollum isn't an unexpected activist, she is someone whose analysis of power moved her to action in the place where she & her family live. This is what politics is & Frazier McCollum is good at it.
Thousands across the U.S. have gotten involved to oppose data centers. One is a Maryland woman who'd been evicted after a pay cut and became a leader of a community effort that blocked a vast project. n.pr/4zzwDt3
Last night, the American people spoke loud and clear — they've had enough of an administration that ignores their needs. They voted for change. I have the privilege of coaching our red to blue candidates this cycle, and I couldn't be prouder of their resounding victories.
The attorney general is not the president's defense attorney and he's certainly not the White House chief of staff's attorney. Just saying this nonsense is disqualifying for an attorney general -- he's an idiot and a partisan hack, totally unqualified for the job.
AG Todd Blanche: "You have Garcia minutes after Stephen Miller was promoted to chief of staff telling him to 'lawyer up.' Well I'll tell you what. Stephen Miller has a lawyer. It's me."
You can’t get to affordability without defeating corruption and if you pretend otherwise you will fail at both.
Nashville: the current mayor of Nashville is a white progressive Jew who went to Montgomery Bell, then Brown (music and comp sci), before moving home. The city is a quarter black and very left wing, so TNGOP chopped it to suppress representation.
NEW: In leaked recordings, Peter Thiel argued that Nashville should be a moral alternative to Pope Leo XIV and the Catholic Church, which he called “a dubious ally” against a hypothetical future Antichrist Democratic president.
It's cool seeing how people ain't even sworn in yet and the election results appear to be somewhat influencing behavior already, from 'oh maybe I can do good things I was too afraid to do' to 'oh maybe I shouldn't do that bad thing I thought it was safe to do' to 'oh maybe I should...resign lol'
Democrat Scott Colom’s lead over Republican U.S. Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith has expanded further as opportunities to make up lost ground continue to slip away from the incumbent. As of Friday afternoon at 5 p.m., Colom led Hyde-Smith by 2,574 votes out of over 950,000 cast statewide.
Scott Colom's Lead Grows to 2,498 as Cindy Hyde-Smith's Paths Dim in Mississippi's US Senate Race - Mississippi Free Press
Democrat Scott Colom's lead over Republican U.S. Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith has expanded further as opportunities to make up lost ground continue to slip away from the incumbent. As of Friday afternoon at 5 p.m., Colom led Hyde-Smith by 2,498 votes out of...
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one of the most insulting thing that elites tell us is that left-wing people live in bubbles and don't understand conservatives. we've been putting up with these people telling us that they want to murder us, take away our rights and enslave us for our entire lives, we understand all too well.
right, the GOP made it very clear to me from the moment I became aware of its existence that they hated people like me.
i think the thing that has yet to break through beltway commentators and the green room set is that el-sayed's position is *mainstream*. it is arguably the view of the *median voter*.
this is remarkable
BREAKING: WASHINGTON (AP) - Arizona Democrats gain a trifecta to control the state House, Senate and governor's office for first time in 60 years.
The point is not that Stephen Miller will have any more power or influence as formal Chief of Staff; it's that his elevation sends an unambiguous message to Democrats that conciliation ain't happening—sparing them from what otherwise could've devolved into a messy split over how to approach 2027–29.
hi when will all the progressive journalists and organizers be given newspaper columns and high-paying pundit jobs to explain how this country *really* feels
Colom said Whitehouse and Warnock are the ones who recruited him and helped him raise money. dnyuz.com/2026/11/05/c...
Colom could make history in Mississippi. These Democrats were early believers.
Democrat Scott Colom is suddenly in the spotlight as he stands on the verge of becoming the first African American
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Wrote this back in January, and it's worth repeating now: The correct response to Dachau was not better training for the guards.
Democrat Scott Colom's lead over Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith now exceeds 2,000 votes, further eroding her hopes of hanging on to her seat. She had hoped affidavit ballots would break her way and help her regain the lead, but so far she's lost ground with each new batch of votes counted.
Scott Colom's Lead Surpasses 2,000 Votes in Mississippi's U.S. Senate Race - Mississippi Free Press
Democrat Scott Colom now leads Republican U.S. Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith by 2,010 votes, further eroding the incumbent's path to victory. Colom leads Hyde-Smith by 467,066 to 465,056, or 49.1%-48.8%, the…
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One of the things El-Sayed said that I think is absolutely right is that you need hundreds of little targeted bills like the “Stop Crap in Lettuce” bill and force Trump to veto them. So that people understand what exactly is happening as it happens.
Been thinking about this—substance matters but maybe the perceived momentum matters even more. Like, whether you lean more towards accountability or oversight or ___, the goal should be endless activity. Show the country that this Congress is On The Case(s). Democrats are the Do-Something Party.
I find it really, really funny that the right is busily convincing themselves that they lost because they weren’t brutal *enough* on immigration bsky.app/profile/fact...
Jesse Watters: How do Republicans, I can't even believe I'm saying this, win back young men? Tim Pool: I'm not sure they do. And it's worse than people realize.
Ali Alexander, a "Stop the Steal" organizer after the 2020 election, wrote on social media that "STOP THE STEAL SAYS MIDTERM WIPEOUT ELECTION WAS LEGITIMATE" & "WILL NOT PROTEST" the results.