The most annoying thing republicans keep repeating to claim fraud was that the results are “statistically impossible”
I genuinely don’t know what it’s even supposed to mean
I’m not “addicted” to Twitter, it’s just way too fun to be on and it overrides literally anything else in terms of personal utility, it’s entirely rational of me to have an 8-hour screen time
These answers singlehandedly prevented Republicans from keeping the Senate in 2020
Lowering the pension age is fascism
Surely making Miller the chief of staff will improve the situation
Not that it matters that much but there’s a small surge for the independent in Alaska and it would be pretty cool to see the first independent Representative to win since 2006
Republicans have massive institutional advantages through the senate and electoral college and yet they can’t stop whining about how they would never win if the system was fair
I cannot stress how dire the situation is right now.
Democrats came just a handful of seats away from outright flipping North Carolina, Georgia, and Texas into Blue trifectas. Republicans only narrowly avoided this by clinging on to the state Senate in each by just a few seats.
If we do not flip these states back in 2030, the House of Representatives will be lost for a generation.
There is essentially no path to winning back a House majority without maximizing GOP redistricting in the South. Without this to offset Dem gerrymanders in states like Illinois, New York, and California, we’re looking at a scenario where Republicans likely remain locked out of the House until at least 2042, if not longer.
Texas has just moved to Likely D in 2028
BREAKING: Susie Wiles is out as White House chief of staff and will be replaced by Stephen Miller. nbcnews.com/politics/donald-…
Does literally anyone trust Trump to have some introspection after the midterms and start acting normally
Could you imagine if they passed these maps


























