Brittany Hugoboom

when hailey baldwin begged for an interview magazine cover and the magazine itself ended up exposing that she was the one who had asked for it. 😭

lol what?

My last point on Midterms: Something I haven’t seen anyone talk about is how many of the popular Democrats who won campaigned on the “American Dream” and good values. The right calling it “extreme leftism” are totally out of touch. Your opponent is talking about good schools, affordable homes, faith, and whether hardworking Americans can build a decent life. What deserves more attention is how Americana some of these campaigns feel. Gina Hinojosa campaigned on securing the American Dream, public education, and putting money back in Texans’ pockets. Her pitch emphasized economic populism over partisan identity. When asked if she was left or right, she didn’t define herself by a binary. Many people today are tired of the polarization and don’t define themselves by a binary as well. GQ described Montana’s Democratic congressman-elect Sam Forstag as dressing “like a Ralph Lauren model.” Meanwhile, Democrats such as James Talarico are making Christianity and moral responsibility central to their public message. The message was simply: We care about your family and we believe ordinary people deserve a future, and powerful people should be held accountable. They’re borrowing elements of what worked for Trump in 2016 and 2024: challenge a corrupt establishment, speak to people who feel abandoned, and promise to restore something worth loving. A young person can want marriage, children, faith, and a beautiful, stable life while deeply distrusting politicians. In fact, that’s pretty common. Many people had voted for candidates who promised to expose corruption. I see young people seeking spirituality, especially in New York’s traditional Catholic communities. There is a spiritual revival. Many things this week passed that were against men in women’s sports, etc. Which would have been more conservative coded. Things didn’t swing extremely in that sense. Again, people are just tired of the polarization and broken promises. A lot of republican messaging, that I saw, was about “they/thems,” women being called “bleeders,” and other messages that are dated and irrelevant to 2026. They worked in the past but they’re just not relevant today. Whether these politicians will deliver is another question. We’ll probably just get woke 3 or something which misses the entire point. But the strategy is strong. If Republicans want to be the party of faith, family, and hardworking Americans, they have to make those lives more achievable.

Joe Rogan: Why are you a Democrat? .@JamesTalarico: My mother met my birth father, who had a drinking problem that sometimes led to being violent. My mom decided right then and there that she was leaving. She found a little apartment in East Austin and worked double duty at a hotel to provide for us. She saw Texas Democrats like Ann Richards, people who fought for the little guy. That was the classic Democratic Party. I asked my mom what we were, and she was like, ‘We're Democrats, because Democrats fight for the people.’ Our historical legacy is the party that fights for the little guy. That's why I'm a Democrat.

Thanks for the memories 💕

The podcasters are irrelevant and also the podcasters are responsible for the worst midterm result in over 100 years. Neocon brain rot. Thank goodness nobody has to pretend that they swing elections. Well, not in OUR favor, anyway.

Mark Levin and Ben Shapiro agree that Americans don't care about the Iran War and it won't have any effect on the midterms. 🤡

It’s crazy how universally leopard print functions as a low-status signifier across cultures. South American favelas, Slavic gopniks, Gypsies, British and Irish chavs, working-class Japanese women. They all love it. It’s a universal uniform of the ghetto woman.