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Just a grandma, trying to keep informed. 🦋 NEVER trumper. RESIST! NO DMS 🛑 unless I know you. Caregiver, 24/7 to my husband.No time for DMs. Left twitter with 26,500 followers, couldn’t take it after “X”. This is a much better space! #bluecrew 🦋💙🦋💙🦋💙🦋💙🦋💙

👀 FOX (!) On Trump’s Obscene $2 BILLION+ Self-Dealing: “We’re seeing a lot of the MAGA base turning on the president with this. They’re saying ‘Look— he really doesn’t care about us. He’s getting richer, I’m getting poorer.”

It’s very simple: until social consciousness experiences the suffering of the other as “my own suffering” (as though it was happening to me or someone I love) society will continue to remain apathetic to the very things that turn the world into a horrible place to live.

This hasn’t gotten much attention, but it should. While everyone was focused on Schedule F, the administration created something even broader. On July 30, a new OPM rule took effect that creates a second way to fire federal employees outside the normal civil service process.

Trump’s wreckage will remain in 2028, and Vance or Rubio will own every bit of it. Democrats have a real opening—if we stay united, win independents, and fight for the House and Senate first. Read the post below, and share if it speaks to you. If you agree, please repost. #USPolitics #Midterms2026

Trump may have handed Democrats the biggest opening in a generation.

The House is slipping away from Republicans. The Senate is the fight we cannot afford to sleep through. And with independents—the voters the GOP desperately needs—Trump is now in territory that makes Nixon during Watergate look almost normal.

By 2028, Vance or Rubio won’t inherit a fresh start. They’ll be stuck carrying Trump’s inflation, chaos, infighting, and a MAGA brand that keeps driving away the middle. No wonder the Republican primary is starting to look less like a race to win the nomination and more like a race to avoid it. Nobody wants to burn their one shot at the presidency on a race they already expect to lose.

Democrats need a genuinely fair primary—and once voters choose, the whole party has to get behind the winner. No grudges. No purity tests. No sitting it out because your candidate lost. Win independents. Take the House. Fight for the Senate. Then finish this in 2028.

If we stay disciplined, I honestly don’t see Republicans entering that election with even a 20% chance.

The opening is real. Let’s not screw it up.

James Talarico: Since taking office, Ken Paxton has become a multi-millionaire — all while most Texans’ pay has remained stagnant for decades. He now owns 15 homes, while most Texans can't afford one. We can't afford Ken Paxton's corruption.