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Los Angeles
Joined October 2009
Born in Navarro County. Back home in Navarro County. Worth spending 1505 miles in a car with this guy (though our wives undoubtedly helped with the sanity).
Mom is back home in Texas. Supposed to rain all day, but Mom held the weather off so we could have a beautiful service. 30 minutes later the skies opened up & we got a summer Texas storm with strong wind, a heavy downpour & thunder. Mom’s favorite type of weather! 🙏🏽 #PromiseKept
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this former chair of the Michigan Democratic Party is also the guy who advanced a $20M offer to primary Rashida Tlaib, in case you’re sensing a pattern about “ideological absolutism”
For me, the only dignified choice is to leave the Senate race blank—an undervote representing a rejection of ideological absolutism. This makes me no less a Democrat. I refuse to be complicit in excusing or accepting extremism to beat extremism. The madness has to stop somewhere. detroitnews.com/story/opinio…
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It doesn’t get any dirtier than this Suspension
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He says the name just fine when he’s begging the Qataris for a personal jet or the Saudis for funding for his son-in-law’s private equity firm. Wonder what’s changed?
Trump on El-Sayed: "His name is actually Abduladadalalalala. It's Adulbabababababa Mohammed Al-Sayed. So his middle name is Mohammed. So I was right. He's a jihadist."
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Still miles and miles to go, but Dems in Nevada approaching their 2024 mail numbers, while gaining a crap-ton of ground in IPEV, is not particularly happy news for Nevada Republicans. Lombardo's ace in the hole is he is likely to do better with Ds/Is than most Republicans will.
Replying to @JohnRSamuelsen
We can see that Dems are moving up towards their 2024 numbers for mail each day. Reps and others declining towards their 2024 numbers.
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I don't know that I am completely happy that someone bothered to do the math here. LOL.
First-time voters this November were 8-years-old when Trump won in 2016.
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Settling in to watch everyone who has been calling El-Sayed an antisemite for the last 18 months to weigh in on this.
Trump: Roger Marshall was mandated by law to request money owed from patients. You have to by law go after those people, and they made it like he was some kind of a Shylock type guy, I don’t know if I should be saying it.
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In the next week, you’ll hear way too much about small markets and TV ratings. Give it a rest and appreciate this: The 2026 World Series: the team with the best record in the National League vs. the team with the best record in the American League.
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Great visual from @nytgraphics
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Bread and butter issues such as repealing the ACA and confirming whichever judge Trump nominates to the Court.
I admire Democrats making this choice. I’m supporting Rogers because he is not an extremist. As a father, public safety matters to me. I don’t trust Abdul El-Sayed, but I trust Mike Rogers on the issues that matter most. Mike Rogers has shown he’s willing and ready to work with local Democrats on achievable bread-and-butter issues to improve life for Michiganders. I respect that.
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There is absolutely nothing in the early vote that backs this up.
If the early voting numbers in Texas stay the way they are, Talarico is going to have to come from behind.
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Me: “Don’t extrapolate from early vote data!” Me, seeing results I like in Texas:
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I’d love to hear what this guy had to say about Uncommitted, since he’s now doing the same thing.
For me, the only dignified choice is to leave the Senate race blank—an undervote representing a rejection of ideological absolutism. This makes me no less a Democrat. I refuse to be complicit in excusing or accepting extremism to beat extremism. The madness has to stop somewhere. detroitnews.com/story/opinio…
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At the time of this tweet, 4641 early votes had been cast in 2026. At the same time in 2022 (the last relevant year), only 2383 votes had been cast. That's a very weird definition of "collapsed."
Early voting turnout in Travis County, the most Democratic large county in Texas, has collapsed. Talarico's gonna lose just like everyone said he would. (Before you go "Democrats aren't voting by mail because Trump," this is IN-PERSON VOTING. Cope seethe Texas is MAGA country.)
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Everybody note that “Democrats for Mike Rogers” is aRepublican financed and supported organization
HUGE: Democratic elected official from Pontiac says Abdul El Sayed was disrespectful and standoffish, wouldn’t even look him in the eyes. Marcus Bowman is crossing the aisle to support Mike Rogers for Senate. He’s not alone. He knows Mike Rogers is the right choice for Michigan.
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Yes, Chris Bosh definitely got blood clots in 2015, effectively ending his NBA career, because he had gotten the Covid vaccine.
its totally normal for a 28 year old athlete to have blood clots, its definitely not from an untested vaccine that nearly everyone fell for during mass hysteria over a cold
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Tommy Commy
Tuberville: "Zelensky will play hardball, but you know what? He's not even a player in the game. Putin, President Trump, and the people on our side will make the final decision about Ukraine's future."
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Grifting is what he does for a living. Betrayal is what he does as a president.
Q: How does relieving sanctions help stop the war? TRUMP: Why? Because that's what I do for a living. Frankly, Zelenskyy is not helping matters much
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The Rams showed up to Australia like 2 minutes before kickoff and it’s still not the dumbest thing an NFL organization has done regarding international travel this season
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I think it’s funny how pundits keep trying to explain the political strategy behind Trump traveling to red states. Let me explain something: The number one factor determining where Trump travels, whether it’s for a political or nonpolitical event, is crowd size. His staff needs to find a venue big enough to please him, and then they have the incredibly difficult task of making sure they can fill it. Why? Because that’s what matters to him. It’s not about the candidate. It’s not about the state. It’s not even about the race.
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Of course this is a front for right wing political organization, sent by a nonexistent group from a post office box. You are either naïve or complicit. I’m betting on complicit.
This was sent to my home. Addressed to the “students” of our family from the “Texas Transgender Student Union.” It coaches minors on what to do if their parents are not supportive of their “trans” identity and walks them through getting emancipated. THIS IS EVIL!!!!!
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