And if you're lucky, you get a night like last night. But even if you don't, you know what you do matters. And that the work will continue. The cause will endure. In a tiny part, because of you.
The work you put in is never wasted. Those who built infrastructure in DC in 2010-2011, or Texas in 2014, or in the myriad of other places. It's never a waste. It's a hope and it's a prayer and it's work that matters. And it never ends. It's a lifetime fight.
Big props to my six year old for noticing that our neighbor's porch had caught on fire. I was able to grab a fire extinguisher and put it out before it extended too far, including to two propane tanks nearby.
Dave Stroup retweeted
The voters have spoken, and I want to extend my congratulations to James Talarico on his election to the U.S. Senate. I look forward to meeting him and offering my assistance with his transition as he prepares to serve Texans in the U.S. Senate.
I mean, I filled out the application form too. Except I didn't end my career in DC politics in disgrace. I never had one. I just lived my life the best I can making a difference where possible.
Voters on the left and right fear the America they’ve known is slipping away. In dozens of AP interviews with people who voted early in the midterms, angst was palpable among both President Trump’s opponents and many of his supporters. apnews.com/article/election-…
America is about to stand up to Trump in a way that we all hoped the Democratic party and our institutions would. Time to follow that.
And it's not necessarily a vote of confidence for Democrats. It's a rejection of Trump and the MAGA movement and it's best Dems not misunderstand that.









