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Armchair amateur electoral politics analysis that comes to the banal predictable conclusion "Dems don't know how to win elections" = Block Sorry not sorry
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4️⃣ Realize that any Dem Senator not speaking out against their own caucus leadership at least as forcefully as their House counterparts are a part of the "vote no, hope yes" caucus, and are trying to play you for a fool 5️⃣ Primary the fuck out of all of them

submitted 8 days ago • 0 comments

💯 this The Leader, Whip, and chair of the Campaign Committee don't vote against over 75% of the caucus and keep their jobs. Those no votes were a sham - they're playing you for a fool Primary every last one of them. Make them prove they weren't complicit

submitted 11 days ago • 0 comments

better to pressure a "good" one who still didn't object to unanimous consent or seek to oust that entire leadership class and their consultants than to accidentally miss someone who desperately needs to be shown the door

submitted 11 days ago • 2 comments

Exactly 9 Senate D votes for cloture, including all of caucus leadership, and few if any of the 38 members who voted against will call on leadership to step down 🤔🤔🤔

submitted 11 days ago • 0 comments

i bet it is exactly 65535 rows for some unknowable reason my very good script (many people are saying this) runs for hours and will only export 65535 rows pls help me mr musk the woke trannies are sabotaging my genius tier efforts

submitted 11 days ago • 5 comments

Only takes 23 Senate Democrats to remove Chuck Schumer from leadership and replace him with someone willing to fight

submitted 11 days ago • 189 comments

When it comes to achieving the goal of making America a more fair, free, just, and equitable society - Joe Manchin was simultaneously a terrible impediment and the absolute GOAT If you don't understand this fact, I don't want to hear your analysis about how Dems are bad at politics

submitted 67 days ago • 0 comments

It was another stunning year for global climate and weather extremes. As data is processed and released in the first two weeks of January, you are going to be hearing all about these new historical records. Apologies for my many graphs in advance! 😬 Spiral below produced by svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/5190

submitted 82 days ago • 27 comments

Character Actress Margo Martindale

submitted 86 days ago • 0 comments

To the tune of "Hey, Jude"— The boys Are back in town

submitted 87 days ago • 15 comments

Idea that just popped into my head, because I've watched too much Forensic Files UHC CEO murder was done by professional hitman hired by his wife (who he's been living separately from). The assassin's efficacy and elusiveness are because he's a pro. Bullet carvings are a planned red herring.

submitted 107 days ago • 1 comment

I'm a soldier In a Greek horse I hide I'm one of Several others inside - Trojon Bon Jovi

submitted 108 days ago • 15 comments

According to the modern Republican Party, the only election that actually mattered was in 2010

submitted 113 days ago • 0 comments

Wait until they hear about the guy nominating them

submitted 124 days ago • 0 comments

Ed Balls

submitted 128 days ago • 188 comments

Noting for no real reason - the group of people who voted for Trump and the group of people who voted for Kamala would each individually be in the top 20 countries by population in the World

submitted 134 days ago • 0 comments

This is a very good idea that, like many good progressive ideas, is made exponentially more difficult to achieve on account of the Blue City Housing Affordability Crisis

submitted 134 days ago • 0 comments

Basically evidence for the "global anti-incumbency penalty" theory of the election

submitted 134 days ago • 0 comments

Everyone is handling this their own way, and no question it's bad, but may I gently suggest that old bit wisdom we've seen over and over "Do not obey in advance" includes letting him suck all the joy out of your life before he even gets in office. Enjoy some art and escape a bit. Post some nonsense

submitted 138 days ago • 29 comments

So. Although it is attractive, blame ('whose fault is this?') is not useful at this time. Analysis ('how did we get here?') that leads to plan formation is useful. Fix the problems, not the blame.

submitted 138 days ago • 9 comments