Actually this is a great point. Go down now with your own party or get totally cooked by people you fired out of pettiness...
Massie on Hegseth Impeachment: Will it work? I hope for Hegseth’s sake it does work because the Democrats are going to bring people in here who have served under him and with him, give them protection. They'll be able to say what he's actually done…
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PSAKI: “Your thoughts on @SenSchumer for senate leader?”
@scott_colom: “My concern is too many of our leaders are from the same area of the country.”
No rev you gotta let @AbdulElSayed have at least ONE go at him!!
Unless RFK Jr. is interested in spending the next two years in front of Congressional committees, he should go ahead and resign now.
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This is legit how the American People feel right now. Accountability isn’t revenge. It allows for healing and progress. We can address affordability AND hold them accountable for fleecing the American People.
Folks are struggling and we haven’t seen the worst of it yet because all the horrible things go into effect next year.
Keep your foot on their necks folks!
SABATO FROM THE TOP ROPE 😭
Chuck Schumer Delivers Victory Speech To Previously Enthusiastic Crowd theonion.com/chuck-schumer-d…
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NEW: Indivisible is calling for a contested Senate leadership election, not a coronation.
It is time to take meaningful steps to demonstrate that Democrats are discarding the old, failed playbook.
Any Leader for the new fighting Democratic party must commit to the following:
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NEW: A post-race memo titled "The New Way To Win" from Abdul for Senate leadership @aliakapasi @MRG_Strat lays out exactly how @AbdulElSayed overcame being outspent by hundreds of millions to become Michigan's next United States Senator.
Read more for how the Abdul campaign won the attention economy, let Abdul be Abdul, made enormous gains in rural Michigan, and expanded Abdul's appeal not by moderating, but by doubling down on the populist message that won the primary.
"BOTTOM LINE: For years, Democrats have followed a playbook for winning elections. Conventional, mainstream candidates pivot straight to the center after a primary. Abdul won and won big because he was the exact same candidate on the day he launched his campaign as he was 565 days later when he won.
"He talked about big, bold solutions to get money out of politics, put money in pockets, and pass Medicare for All. He did not cave to demands from Washington and the establishment to become a cookie-cutter, status quo Democrat who shied away from any environment that carried risk."
"That kind of campaign would never have won the most expensive Democratic primary in American history, and it would never have overcome hundreds of millions in vicious, dog-whistle, fearmongering attack ads."
"Abdul won because he was himself, because this campaign was unflinching in leveraging his authenticity on every single platform and in every single arena."
"That is how the MANY beat the MONEY."
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