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66% want Medicare for All
61% want a billionaire wealth tax
57% want a $20/hour minimum wage
63% want a data center moratorium
58% want to end military aid to Israel
73% want to ban super PACs
79% want a 10% credit card interest rate cap
No more excuses. Democrats must deliver.
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It may take a long while, but the public is going to come around on transgender participation in sports eventually, and the issue is the last redoubt of a broader campaign against transgender identity that has mostly failed.
Hundreds of thousands of Washingtonians voted for Dems then voted for a trans sports ban.
Having that option on the ballot let voters separate their policy preference from their R/D vote. MGP's opponent ran on his support for the initiative - it passed in her district while she flattened him. opb.org/article/2026/10/21/w…
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What do some of Tuesday night’s biggest stars – like El-Sayed, Talarico, Jackson, Poindexter, and Forstag – all have in common?
They’re all union members.
This wave was brought to you by union organizing, union voters, and union candidates. huffpost.com/entry/blue-wave…
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This is truly the video of the day to watch. @ChuckHubbardNC is just a dad, a normal guy, who was concerned about his daughter and her rights. So he ran for congress -- knowing he would not win -- and won.
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this was the catalyst. when the party bosses scoffed at bernie, he kept pushing. i saw these rallies firsthand. ppl were looking for answers to what had taken place in 24. bernie became the true leader of the party. his impact is felt w his rhetoric echoing through the most moderate campaigns this past year.
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.@DKChappell, conservative uncle of @ChappellRoan, chosen Majority Leader of the Missouri House #moleg
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If tonight was such a win for moderates, why do all the ‘moderates’ sound like Bernie circa 2016?
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Everybody is right in a landslide, so take all takes with a grain of salt etc. But I think U.S. politics are broader and more interesting than they were a decade ago. Leadership in both parties is effectively lame-ducked. We're 20 years late to 2008, but here we are.
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The new high water mark for Democrats in national congressional races in the modern era is now D+13. Republicans haven’t managed better than R+6.8. In presidential elections, Republicans have won more than 50% of the vote just once since 1988. This is not a red country.
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The 2010 margin was 6.8 points, an election remembered as a generational wipeout. Tonight is expected to almost double that. 2008 was 10.5 and 2006 was 8.0. A thirteen point win would be the biggest congressional margin in fifty years.
