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The amount of pro-establishment democrat revisionism I've been seeing over the past 24 hours almost feels like a psy-op.
Chuck Schumer endorsed two (2) candidates: One, Janet Mills, lost that Maine primary you point out. The other, Haley Stevens, lost and endorsed a republican.
Schumer flipped literally every seat that was actually difficult. Leftists flipped...Maine, a blue state, in the biggest blue wave of my lifetime.
Schumer won Mississippi, Iowa, and probably Alaska. Leftists won zero elections that anyone with a pulse and a D next to their name wouldn't have taken down
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this is the funniest fucking post that has ever showed up on my youtube feed
#Minecraft
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After Biden beat Trump in 2020, there was a smugness from establishment Dems toward the left. That smugness and dismissal ushered Trump right back in. Now, after Tuesday, I’m seeing the same smugness as the establishment ignores VOTERS’ cries against Jeffries and Schumer. Idiots.
The issue with “Are Videogames Art?” discourse is that too many people fundamentally conflate “art” with “being good”. Plenty of art sucks shit and is still art
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This should be the party talking point from now on, btw.
U.S Senator, Abdul El-Sayed defends trans rights in new interview:
“I believe in rights. And even though somebody might use rights that you don’t understand, you never mean to use yourself, you still got to show up and fight for those rights.”“The minute you ascent to government taking anybody’s rights, whether you use them or you don’t, you are assenting to government taking everybody’s rights.
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Hello, @RepJeffries? I'm reaching out to you as my Congressional Representative to ask that you do not vote for Hakeem Jeffries for speaker.
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Charlie Kirk once said that Texas would never turn blue in his lifetime. And what do you know, he was right.
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dude why do they always run the fucking “bipartisan” gimmick when republicans have never done so? nobody likes it dawg if people wanted to republicans in the government they would’ve voted for the fucking republicans, so why do dems do this exactly?
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I have gotten some real push back from moderate conservatives on my assertion that the people who fixate on immigration live nowhere near the border and mainly not around non-white people in general, but you really can't argue with this outcome
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🚨 NEW: Elon Musk is no longer a trillionaire after his net worth dropped $80 billion over the past 6 hours
US tech stocks in total have lost $2.1 trillion in market value since the Democrats won the #Midterms2026
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Is Chuck Schumer exciting? No. Does he take risks? Of course not. But do his experience and acumen make him EXACTLY the man democrats need to most effectively wield this unprecedented mandate? Jesus christ, no
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shoutout to @TrackAIPAC for the incredible work. we also asked them to map out the total dollar amount aipac wasted on our races this year. will talk about this tomorrow.
A striking stat re AIPAC performance in the midterms. In 2022, almost 70% of its funds went into races where it got the desired result. In 2024, it was 87%. In 2026, that figure is 34%.
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Have we collectively forgotten what Chuck Schumer did the last time he had any power to do anything?
-The shut down.
30M peoples healthcare on the line.
And he fucking folded.
But, he "really didn't like" the final outcome.
Come on. We can't do this again.
#NoOnSchumer
We REALLY need to push that the only reason Angie Nixon didn’t win is because she didn’t receive support from the Democratic Party. Chuck Schumer is responsible for the loss of a critical seat. He doesn’t deserve to be the speaker if he willingly gives up those positions.
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The smug look on @SenSchumer ‘s face after being asked his thoughts on senators not planning to vote for him and then responding with “ don’t worry about that I will be elected as the majority leader” really pissed me off.



































