Mike G.

@mestizoqueso.bsky.social

🇲🇽🇺🇸 Historian, Professor, Dovahkiin, Sci-fi novel and strategy gaming enthusiast. My wife said I can join your gang as long as I am back home by dinner.

I'll be disappointed if Stevens wins, but mostly what you should take away from tonight is that the coalition really is divided between factions with lots of genuine support, we can't wish the other side away, and we're all going to have to learn to live with each other if we want to win.

Ellison is hemorrhaging cash, partially because he and Weiss believed that they could lean right and 1. Pull viewers from Fox News and 2. Keep their centrist audience. Neither has materialized and I can’t see a scenario where it ever happens.

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The Washington Post@washingtonpost.com · yesterday

David Ellison defended his deal to buy Warner Bros. Discovery in a op-ed in the New York Times, claiming that Democratic state attorneys general are fighting him in court because of false perceptions about his politics and stewardship of news organizations.

Election season is on full swing here in TX, which means that it’s time for Republican campaign ads where they promise to save Texas from the past thirty years of Republican Party rule.

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Significant development in the Max Miller saga in #OH07, with Sen. Bernie Moreno - Miller's former father-in-law - finally speaking out against Miller *and* his re-election campaign. Keep in mind that unsubstantiated rumors have floated around that Miller has dirt on Moreno.

Sahil Kapur@sahilkapur.bsky.social · 3d ago

Sen. Bernie Moreno finally speaks out on Rep. Max Miller: “If there are any basic standards of character required to hold elected office, Max Miller fails them. He should not serve in the House of Representatives.”

Texas has a large middle class that doesn't vote at high rates. Not because it is difficult to register but because it all seems pointless. Turnout as a function of GDP/capita is 2nd lowest (Hawaii). This isn't "voter suppression" like you'd imagine 1/

Brandon Friedman@brandonfriedman.bsky.social · 4d ago

The questions are no longer about whether Talarico is ahead and can he win. The answers are clearly yes and yes. Even Fox News now has him over 50%. The question is whether Texas Republicans can successfully suppress enough votes to swing the election. They are taking active measures to do so now.

Fox News poll showing Talarico ahead of Paxton