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Former Kent County Commissioner and DSA candidate says he’s considering primarying Rep. Hillary Scholten in 2028.
Casual Friday w/ Ryan Grim @ryangrim | MR Live youtube.com/live/F0-JdgCxwBo…
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For comparison, here is what the moderate/centrist campaign of Colin Allred in Texas looked like just two years ago (he lost by 8 points):
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Her priority is cracking down on private equity.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren is about to take the controls of the Senate Banking Committee, giving her the kind of expansive authority over the financial industry she has long sought on.wsj.com/47WqLxT
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“Have you and Brent Taylor spoken?”
@Justinjpearson: “No, I’m not talking to that sexual predator.” 👀
@PepperBaker: “Whoa.”
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“Democrats must also take on corruption, a key node connecting the country’s domestic and foreign policy crises. In doing so, they will be walking through an open door. Polls consistently show that political corruption is high on Americans’ list of concerns.”
Democrats Shouldn’t Squander Their Chance to Launch a Foreign Policy Revolution
My piece in @ForeignAffairs calling on Democrats to seize this moment.
foreignaffairs.com/united-st…
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Missed this on election night youtu.be/zGNBScPq3Ow?is=gMaR…
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This is so odd. El-Sayed ran just two points behind the Democratic candidate for governor despite a fire hose of AIPAC spending and a rabidly Islamophobic campaign. Nearly 40 percent of Michigan voters said they would be unlikely to vote for a Muslim. His margin was a miracle!
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126 seats now and rising
Congratulations to the workers at Ground Effects in Roanoke, Indiana! Yesterday, they voted to join the UAW!
Workers everywhere are realizing that they deserve a voice in their workplace, a seat at the table, and the power to stand together for a better future.









































