not anymore
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Trump being Trump is more or less a recipe for Dems getting 60+ seats in the Senate in two years
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Pieces of to the end
Ron getting his together to make a run in 2028
Ron's problem is charisma -- no jiuce
error: 2024 registered Republican turnout is labeled "registered Democrats"
big enthusiasm gap, Democrats turned out like a regular presidential year and Republicans like a regular midterm year.
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Might be what the GOP and middle ground voters will ask for
it seems plausible given the epochal scale of the wipeout in the 2026 midterms, that for the next cycle or two not being an obviously depraved maniac -- being normal-ish-- will be more generously rewarded by GOP voters
https://capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/90...f/HB00126I.pdfAnd here we go. On the first day of bill filing, reproductive rights champion Rep. Donna Howard filed HB 126, a measure for "repealing or replacing medically unnecessary and outdated health care restrictions" – including those w/ the state's criminal abortion ban
toss up race in Cook Report's final ratings
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Ten years into a movement that’s crashing into the side of a mountain:
“Ok now we just need competent people.”![]()
these sycophants that couldn't stand up to Trump and even cheered him on.
Is he really upset about democrats pushing for a "firearm safety awareness month"?
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Does this mean we don't get that $5000 dollar trump-signed check?
in response to Republicans losing in the midterms, DOJ announces internally that it is on a "wartime" footing, demands that US attorneys prepare for "full-on battle" and consider resigning if they are unwilling to obey orders from the Trump administration
in real life, DOJ is getting its ass kicked in federal district courts all over the country -- this is impotent bluster
https://news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law...torney-firings![]()
hiring more incompetent stooges to carry water for Trump in court is just a recipe for more losing, faster
Watergate-scale wipeout
https://www.cookpolitical.com/vote-tracker/2026/houseCOOK POLITICAL: “.. with more than 116 million votes counted, Dems' lead in the national House vote is up to 13.5 points. It's now the largest margin for either party since 1974.”
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