"I agree with Democrats on most issues but don't trust them on the things most important to me" isn't a fringe political position, it's the core problem our party needs to solve.

You are allowed to be mad at voters who make their vote choices based on issues you would rather they not prioritize, I guess, but you're not allowed to be surprised.

The staffers and consultants who were the least surprised about the 2024 election, in my travels, weren't the people relying on testing data or quant data, but the people who were doing qualitative. They met lots of people like Sadie, who told them very clearly how they felt.

Exciting stuff is happening in TN-07:

Republicans have had 10 years under Trump's leadership to put forward a health care plan. This year's 30 percent increases? The prices doubling for others? Others being kicked off their care? This IS the republican health care plan.

I’m suing the Trump administration for illegally suspending the SNAP benefits that 440,000 Minnesotans rely on. My job is to help Minnesotans afford their lives—and today that means taking Trump to court to help feed people in need.

I am an uncle to my cousins’ children. Some families like each other, I guess.

Beloveds, if you have been considering using betting markets as real indicators of public opinion or election forecasting, and not just DraftKings for nerds, think about this tweet and then stop considering that.

Workbench Strategy poll | 10/15-10/19 LV Tennessee’s 7th congressional district special election (Trump +22) 🟥Matt Van Epps 51% 🟦Aftyn Behn 41% Others 7% (Behn internal) https://t.co/hVRgLQr5qH

It’s official: I’m running for Congress in PA-03. I’m a lifelong Philadelphian, and I know what it’s like for families to struggle when the system is rigged against them in favor of the wealthy and powerful. We’ve watched career politicians fail us and put special interests first

The whole party is unbelievably desperate for any executive anywhere who isn't a Republican that they can blame the massive problems they can't wish away on.

I think that this would so obviously backfire and destroy the Republican Party that I can’t imagine they’d really do it. If there’s a real plan to involve trying to get Trump a third time it is not going to involve voters.

“Republicans are in charge of everything and everything is bad” is extremely under-rated as a political message. Republicans know it, which is why they spend so much time talking about cities with Democratic mayors. They would really love not to be in charge of everything.

I think they still think we will!

A long time ago, DC decided that Democrats were the only adults in the room. The GOP could run on, and win on, a platform of destroying the institutions that made the country run, and the people who benefit from them wouldn't really object, because Dems would always step in.

When the Republican who beat you in the Tea Party wave has done more to stand up to Trump than you have, maybe Congress doesn't need you back.

I’m Tram T. Nguyen, a State Representative, an attorney, and a refugee who escaped an authoritarian regime to come to America at 5 years old. I’m running to be your next Congresswoman from MA-06! This moment is TOO IMPORTANT to sit out. Our rights, our democracy, and our future

They don't have the antibodies built up over decades to say "no, screw you!" and walk away forgetting all about it.

Living in Minnesota as someone trained in personal communication on the East Coast can be a superpower: a man knocked on my door today to say he was going to cut my power during an important call today and I was so mad they decided to send everyone home and come back tomorrow.