I hope you get what you voted for.
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I really wonder, given his profile, if this lecturer is making these vile comments apologizing for rapist Russell Brand, are made under his position at .@LondonMetUni .@LdnMetArts quite worrying to hear from someone in a position of trust.
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This fucking crook ran a company that paid $1.7 BILLION to settle Medicare fraud allegations, and now he wants Americans to trust him with healthcare reform. The fucking audacity.
The only way to avoid a Democrat disaster on healthcare is to pass my More Affordable Care Act.
The Democrat $30 TRILLION Medicare for All plan will bankrupt America. My plan lowers costs & gives you the power to choose your own healthcare ⬇️ rickscott.senate.gov/2026/1/…
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For the first time, more than 100 Democratic women will serve in the U.S. House, according to AP race calls and a tally by Rutgers University. wapo.st/4BKJOJ3
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On this day in 1872, Susan B.
Anthony broke the law and voted for the first time.
This was illegal because women were not allowed to vote. She was arrested, charged with voting unlawfully, and fined $100 (which she never paid).
Cheers to all who celebrated her legacy, and that of every person who fought for the right to vote, by casting ballots yesterday.
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For too long, our country hasn’t had enough women in executive leadership positions.
Now, we officially have a record number of Democratic women governors — 15!
And for the first time since 1992, there are 30 Democratic governors.
What an incredible night for @DemGovs!
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NO. That’s EXACTLY what I want you fucking eunuch. I want revenge. I want to see criminals suffer for what they’ve done. @hakeemjeffries @RepJeffries
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In races called, 17 senators are being replaced, already the biggest turnover in the chamber since 1980. The departing senators average age is 70, their replacements 55. The number of senators under 50 nearly doubles, from 8 to 15.
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After backsliding under Trump, oh what a night for women!
First Native American woman governor
First Black American woman governor
First Jewish American woman governor
First Latina woman governor in Texas
Thank you America! And thank you as always to Black women voters for showing up and helping to make this happen!
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If the remaining results go as expected, Democrats will hold governorships in states totaling 392 electoral votes.
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At this moment of history, the Democratic National Committee and National Finance Committee have ignored the Southern States and gave no resources to the campaigns of Angie Nixon (FL), Jamie Davis(LA), and Scott Colom (MISS). Ms. Nixon and Mr. Davis lost by a couple of % points. Mr. Colom awaits a miracle victory on a razors edge. The Supreme Court destroyed the Voters Right Act of the Civil Rights movement and Black folks answered the clarion call to fight back because there is BLOOD ON THAT BALLOT BOX. To many died to turn back now. From this night forward there is a New Southern Stratergy led by advocates like Gary Chambers in Louisiana and Stacey Adams in Georgia. This is political malpractice by Chuck Schumer and the National Democratic Party. So while evil people plot, good people plan! The fight continues in the morning. Mississippi will be battlefront. Who in da Morning?@GaryChambersJr @rolandsmartin @staceyabrams
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Number of Black governors elected in previous 250 years of American history: 3
Number of Black governors elected on Tuesday, November 3, 2026: 4
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Republicans: when you gerrymander districts, selectively close polling places, purge voter rolls, stop mail-in ballots, shorten polling hours, and deploy Trump's election monitors, but lose anyway, you may want to consider the possibility that you suck.
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Most memorable phrase of the night is from @AbdulElSayed — “America is big enough for all of us.”