peterfeld.bsky.social
Progressive strategist (polling, persuasion direct mail, voter-facing digital). Ex: NY Observer, Conde Nast, Global Strategy Group, Lake Research, Hart Research, Dukakis and Tsongas for President, Jessica Savitch backup guitarist. He/him.
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Next time will be Mamdani's reelection.
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that's fine but the main thing is, the final round is Zohran vs Cuomo so anyone who doesn't rank either is effectively abstaining.
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Disagree. Key is to be sure to rank whoever will be in the final round v. Cuomo. Someone who fills all 5 slots with longshot candidates they like (say Brad, A. Adams, Blake, Myrie & Ramos) and not who they loathe (Cuomo) will still be an exhausted ballot/wasted vote in the Cuomo v Zohran last round.
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The most critical thing is not how many slots you fill (can be all 5) but to be sure to rank everyone who might be in the last round vs. Cuomo. Anyone who doesn't rank Mamdani can fill their 5 with the other candidates but it won't help at all if they all get dropped before the final round.
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🙏🙏🙏
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@arnorosenfeld.bsky.social hope you all report on this especially in light of how Cuomo did the same to Nixon all done by David Lobl archive.ph/PVOEK
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for 1% of the impact
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Critics Warn Mamdani Won't Achieve Goals Cuomo Would Sabotage
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yes! Poll though is from before that :)
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i literally watched a woman in her 20s get shot pointblank with a bean bag just trying to get back to her apartment.
That's LAPD. That's Bass. That's not just Trump.
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Who tf needs this.
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The Democratic Party is an op.
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Ok that article is from 2015. He had the Senate a full 2 years from 2009-11, less time than that filibuster proof, but that doesn't stop Trump. There's reconciliation, overruling the parliamentarian, busting the filibuster, unilateral executive action, everything Republicans do and Dems never do.
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Miller is proof of how Jews aren't immune from Nazism.
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Hmm who controlled Congress from 2009-11?
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What vile cowards.
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He was abysmal, he directly gave us Trump twice.
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As if.
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Who can forget this @elivalley.bsky.social banger?
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Which you obviously know zero about because there was no conflict between zionist settlers and Palestinians until the 1880s.
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did you get your history from the Legends of King Arthur? or Harry Potter?
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Is there some point where Democratic politicians actually pull out the LAPD and they're fully replaced by federal troops? Does Trump take control of the LAPD? Or do Democrats keep instructing the LAPD to assist federal troops even as Trump tries to arrest them?
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Bannon is one source. Trump held even with his 2020 vote total but Harris fell 7m votes below Biden's in 2020, that signifies a base staying home.
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ok but these are tiny fluctuations driven mainly by base turnout differentials. Aiming for low-info imbeciles is not only less productive than doubling down on your message to turn out your base, it causes our entire politics to be driven by appeals to low-info imbeciles. Harris was a case in point.
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thing about Cuomo is his posturing as the "get stuff done" candidate is complete bullshit. he *sucks* at management. an overconfident, sloppy moron who constantly makes howlingly bad decisions bsky.app/profile/timm...
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What we need is a party that argues for immigration. These numbers don't come from nowhere.