Todd Beeton

@toddbeeton.bsky.social

Writer of The Big Picture Substack #52 in U.S. politics • former digital for Kirsten Gillibrand and George Takei

Susan Collins lied to Mainers. She helped destroy Roe v. Wade, she advanced Trump's $990 billion Medicaid cuts, and she gave ICE $70 billion continue its rogue terror campaign. Together, we will replace her with a Senator who gives a damn about the working people of this country.

How was Troy Jackson able to all but clinch the nomination for U.S. Senate in Maine this weekend, days before Maine Democrats’ nominating convention? Spoiler alert: it traces back to November 6, 2024, the day after Kamala Harris lost the presidency to Donald Trump.

Is Troy Jackson The Working Class Champion We've Been Waiting For?

Maine's presumptive Senate nominee has the chance to prove the viability of progressive economic populism as the way forward for Democrats

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America only accepts white refugees now. Why? Because the Trump Regime's policy comes almost entirely from false conspiracy theories. In my first guest post at The Big Picture, I walk you through the 4chan-to-Trump pipeline. thinkbigpicture.substack.com/p/4chan-trum...

The Pipeline from Fringe Conspiracy to Trump Policy

Official Trump policy is increasingly driven by once fringe right-wing conspiracy theories. How can we fight back?

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For me and clearly many others, the SOB test is now the primary lens for judging Democratic candidates. Every election at every level, from now through 2028, is a referendum on an unbearable presidency. My latest, at The Big Picture. thinkbigpicture.substack.com/p/democrats-...

Democrats: Don’t Fail the ‘SOB Test'

Which Democratic leaders have learned the right lessons about how to compete in a post-Trump political environment?

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We believe healthcare is a right for every American. But starting today, millions of people will be notified that they are being priced out of their insurance thanks to Republican policies. Enough is enough. The GOP may shut down the government, but we will stand tall for YOU.

Honestly, this is my #1 objection to yesterday’s decision. SCOTUS had many, many opportunities to curb universal injunctions against the Biden administration. For four years, it refused. Then, almost as soon as Trump returned to office, it changed the rules to take away universal injunctions. Why?

Mark Joseph Stern@mjsdc.bsky.social · last yr.

I’m curious why you think the six justices in the CASA majority allowed multiple universal injunctions against the Biden administration to stand, then abolished universal injunctions within six months of Trump’s return to office