CENTRIFUGE

Majority Democrats ED Rohan Patel praises Trump and Elon Musk for creating DOGE. Patel: "Every administration should be going through this very process."

Neera Tanden: "This is an election for normie Dems. Ok, I'm sorry."

Bernie Sanders: "The time is now to deal with the need to create an economy that works for all, not just the people on top. And do I think Chuck has been leading in that direction? No, I don't."

Adam Jentleson: "Being open to things like spanking, those issues are incredibly culturally loaded, but I think connect with voters on a values basis."

Third Way spokesperson Yemisi Egbewole arguing that big money belongs in politics.

Wes Moore: "I lose no sleep over the amount of billionaires in our society." Astead Herndon: "Some people do..."

Fox News host Charles Hurt realizing he completely botched his rant against Zohran Mamdani and the left.

Chuck Schumer forgets the name of "Iowa" while taking credit for the Iowa wins.

James Carville calls Angie Nixon—who received no funding from the Senate Majority PAC or DSCC—a "uniquely uninspiring Senate candidate."

Hinojosa: "I say that the left-right paradigm just does not meet the moment of our time. What this is about is about 99.9% of us in the same boat against like 15 billionaire tech guys who are frankly controlling government."

The midterms summed up in under 30 seconds.

Gina Hinojosa on populism: "It is not moderating a message, to be clear... it is reaching out to Democrats, Republicans, independents with what is a populist message, a message about doing the bidding of the people."

Piker: "Through this manufactured outrage campaign, I think, the Republicans thought they could potentially bully the Democratic Party for having any affiliation with me whatsoever... it obviously was a demonstrable failure."

Host: "Does [Abdul El-Sayed] go to Washington now with some kind of progressive mandate do you think?" Analyst: "Absolutely..."

This part is bonkers

NYT tomorrow: Haley Stevens has become the 2028 frontrunner

Herndon: "I understand the annoyance of El-Sayed, who has had to deal with, frankly, a moderate wing that I think have been kind of openly sore losers..."

Lis Smith moving the goal posts and playing down the significance of a possible El-Sayed win. Smith: "Michigan isn't everywhere. If you can win in Michigan, you can win in Michigan..."

Chris Cuomo gives a deeply uncomfortable interview in a Detroit barbershop.

James Carville throws tantrum over being called an "establishment" Democrat. Carville: "Where the fuck did I get—how did I get to be in the quote establishment..."