Montana Democrat who refuses to drop out may spoil party’s Senate hopes
Republicans running statewide in one battleground state are dreading a political albatross they say President Donald Trump simply won't let them shed.
One key point @nicholasgrossman.bsky.social makes here is that if Dems win the midterms (and win in 2028), deploying congressional power creatively to unwind Elon Musk's sway over the government (contracts, etc) will be essential to any reconstruction:
www.ms.now/opinion/elon...
Its the current Supreme Court’s interpretation of the Constitution that’s the main problem.
🚨 THEY’VE SEEN ENOUGH: Trump rallygoers in Syracuse start leaving early while he’s still speaking
Trump just had a massive meltdown over losing the Nobel Peace Prize to South African anti-apartheid jurist Navi Pillay. Trump attacked Pillay, admitted he knows nothing about her, claimed he deserves EIGHT Nobel Peace Prizes, took credit for preventing wars around the world,… 1/
Yet again, the Georgia senator showed in Thursday’s debate that he knows how to throw haymakers. Until someone else proves otherwise, he’s the front-runner for 2028. trib.al/qlVZHk8
ICC will want a word with him.
94 years: that's how long it's been since Democrats won a Senate race in Kansas.
But Democrat Adam Hamilton is running a hair ahead of Republican Sen. Roger Marshall in DDHQ's polling average. The DDHQ Forecast still gives Marshall about a 2 in 3 chance. #KSSen
DDHQ POLLING AVERAGE UPDATE In New York's gubernatorial race, Democrat Kathy Hochul leads Republican Bruce Blakeman by nearly 12 percentage points. In the DDHQ Forecast, Hochul has a 90% chance to win.
Patricia Krenwinkel, former Manson follower, granted parole for third time - The Guardian
Good pts from Kyle. Many indicators are significantly more Dem than 2018, including POTUS approval and the generic ballot, but the big diff is Democrats are polling about 6 points better on average in red-state Senate seats
Trump cratering by many fresh metrics:
*approval below 35%
*underwater in every red state with competitive Senate race
*Ds +8 in generic ballot
*Rs admitting their gerrymanders might not deliver
*Rs privately fear "worse than 2006"
On the pod we bring you all of it:
newrepublic.com/article/2163...
Last sentence reads “Time to use his toxic aberrant pathology against him
Wow. And YES!
"De-Trumpification" has to be one of the top agenda items if Dems win power. All the lawlessness and every last one of his efforts to turn DC into an imperial capital should be undone.
No matter how petty. The goal is to make it look like he was never there, never existed.
Yes, 100 percent. There's no reason why a Democratic House can't defund both the Office of Remigration and third-country deportations more generally. As I reported recently, here's what's being discussed:
