Consultant, BRC Strategies he / him / his
Dallas, TX
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The amount of dopamine my brain generated when I saw this image of Annie Andrews, James Talarico, and Troy Jackson showing up to Senate orientation nearly sent me into a coma.
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Gingrich: We're on the verge of losing a seat in Mississippi with a senator who explained that there are less expensive ways to get protein. Now, if you're an average, everyday American in Mississippi and you want to barbecue or grill something and you're being told, you should go and get tofu?
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Wes Moore falsified his upbringing and military record, worked on Wall Street, pushed to have Lina Khan fired, and then lied about passing a state ban on surveillance pricing.
Not a surprising statement.
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Fun couple coming to the Senate! @scott_colom
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New @CookPolitical: with more than 114 million votes counted, Dems' national lead in the House vote is up to 12.9 points. cookpolitical.com/vote-track…
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Just stunning: With just one exception, Democrats are set to hold every single statewide elected office across Georgia, Texas, Nevada, Wisconsin, Arizona, and Ohio.
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This guy, like, defies every stereotype of what you'd expect from a megachurch pastor.
Funny how much better Christianity is when you don't do the Prosperity Gospel grift.
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Van Hollen Emerging as Alternative to Schumer. thehill.com/homenews/senate/…
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Young men in Texas voted more Democratic than young men in Massachusetts.
Talarico (TX): 🟦D+43
Markey (MA): 🟦D+37
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“If you drop a bomb on a child, you’re dropping a bomb on Jesus… If you snatch a child from his family, you’re doing it to Jesus…”
Who else is excited to watch Major @Ojeda4America go to Congress and give these guys hell?
(From @hometown_holler)
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You know which national leaders believed Gina could do it?
People like @RubenGallego and @JBPritzker.
You know who didn’t? 👇🏻
How Hinojosa’s win in Texas could bite Beshear politi.co/4AjEyKL
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@JamieAgerNC is ready to shake some things up.
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NEW in @POLITICO: Gina Hinojosa’s win put Texas at the center of a political earthquake. It could bite Andy Beshear, the Kentucky governor who chairs the DGA.
At its heart is an intra-party bruise over a history of a lack of investment in Latino candidates and communities, especially in Texas. That sparked a standoff between Hinojosa’s Latino allies and the DGA in the campaign’s final stretch.
After Hinojosa’s victory her allies are vindicated. They’re also pointing their knives on the DGA, Beshear and his possible presidential ambitions — saying Texas isn’t his win to claim.
More from on the ground in Austin:
politico.com/news/2026/11/08…
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Talarico argues pro-business really means pro-big business, socialism for the rich, rugged individualism for everyone else
“I've seen that when people talk about being pro-business, what that usually means is being pro-big business, right?”
“we basically subsidize Walmart through Medicaid because they don't give their employees quality healthcare.”
“So again, socialism for the rich, rugged individualism for the rest of us.”
“And this is not a radical vision. It's what we had before.”
w/ @jamestalarico
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You can’t tell me that James Talarico, Adam Hamilton or any of these red state Dems are “centrists” in the mold of Joe Biden or other corporatist Dems from the ‘90s. They talk like Bernie Sanders, they are populists. We’ve undergone a realignment. The old terms mean nothing.
Talarico argues pro-business really means pro-big business, socialism for the rich, rugged individualism for everyone else
“I've seen that when people talk about being pro-business, what that usually means is being pro-big business, right?”
“we basically subsidize Walmart through Medicaid because they don't give their employees quality healthcare.”
“So again, socialism for the rich, rugged individualism for the rest of us.”
“And this is not a radical vision. It's what we had before.”
w/ @jamestalarico
Bobby Clark retweeted
Talarico going off on the Powell memo is my dream
James Talarico traces 50 years of trickle-down back to one 1971 document, the Powell memo, a corporate blueprint to buy power
“In fact, you can, you can pinpoint this one document called the Powell memo, 1971.”
“But if you read this memo, it's basically a blueprint for how corporate interests can start to dismantle the Great Society and the New Deal”
“They're going to spend massive amounts of money in our politics, buying politicians in both parties, elevate corporate voices in media, appoint sympathetic judges.”
“And that has really been the story of the last 50 years in this country, last five decades.”
w/ @jamestalarico