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We’re about to nominate Kamala Harris again.
I can tell. And I’m scared for her.
But let’s fucking do it.
Democrats owe Black voters and organizers an enormous debt for the results of the 2026 midterm elections, writes Brittany Packnett Cunningham. Here are a handful of the organizations that deserve our appreciation — and support. thecut.com/article/2026-midt…
I said it, the field will be fucking crowded!
"Barack Obama's 2012 campaign manager, Jim Messina, told Bloomberg TV this week that he's already met with 29 potential (2028) candidates." 🫠 axios.com/2026/11/05/democra…
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"Charlie Kirk died for nothing"
He also lived for nothing. He could have spent his time with his family, enjoying the ealier years of his children's lives but instead chose to spend all his time being a hateful piece of shit for a movement that eventually fizzled out.
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poc, queer ppl, and other marginalized groups are celebrating finally having some protection from these horrible bills republicans have been passing and ofc here comes a white leftist telling us we’re “too libbed out”
Calling her a bitch, yall don't even call Vance and Trump derogatory names. Feminist my ass. She will run and there's nothing you can do about it
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For the first time in U.S. history, five Black governors have been elected in the same midterm election cycle.
It nearly doubled the previous record of 3, none of whom served simultaneously.
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Makes you wonder if this is Texas’s 1990s California moment, where an otherwise Republican stronghold suddenly, irreversibly goes blue
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UPDATE:
Our Governor is a Black Woman
Secretary of State is a Black Woman
Attorney General is a Black Woman
Labor Commissioner is a Black Woman
State School Superintendent is a Black Woman
Agriculture Commissioner is a Black Woman
Insurance Commissioner is a Black Woman
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Before last night, there had only been three Black governors ever elected. Now, five Black governors will serve at the same time washingtonpost.com/politics/…
