Eno Crabtree retweeted
50 years ago today, Houston went into Memorial Stadium and shut out Texas, 30-0.
The Longhorns have not been blanked at home since. Over 60 headlines, articles, stats, and more.
gocoogs.com/30-0-in-1976
Eno Crabtree retweeted
This line from @SymoneDSanders is part of what I call the “Selma effect.” The Left’s fusion of racial identity and political affiliation makes voting 🔵 not just the “right” choice in the minds of progressive pundits, but also the “black” choice for cultural gatekeepers.
Eno Crabtree retweeted
This contentious interchange between the NY Times and @GinaHinojosaTX was truly amazing. Hinojosa offered one of the best explanations of populism I've ever seen. Her comments were a total rejection of Corporate Dems' neoliberal formula. Her Texas victory is a game changer.
Eno Crabtree retweeted
Victor Wembanyama is the first player in the last 30 NBA seasons to record all of the following in a single half:
25+ PTS
10+ REB
5+ BLK
Eno Crabtree retweeted
California city makes history allowing throuples, foursomes to legally register as partners trib.al/injZnvo
Eno Crabtree retweeted
Austin Texas sounds like an Eastern European city that just overthrew a dictator
Eno Crabtree retweeted
Texas went Republican two generations ago because the electorate there decided Democrats were going crazy. Two generations later, the Texas electorate has decided that Republicans have gone crazy.
Eno Crabtree retweeted
If the remaining results go as expected, Democrats will hold governorships in states totaling 392 electoral votes.
Eno Crabtree retweeted
On prices, it’s not just that Trump failed to deliver on his 2024 promise to bring them down, he pursued policies (tariffs, Iran war) that served to increase them across the board.
This was the equivalent of, say, pledging to close down the border and then doing multiple things to make the border more porous.
Then, he either denied his policies were having this effect, promised miraculous relief at some point TBD, or said he didn’t care. And this was the issue that has the most direct impact on people’s everyday lives.
So, the scale of the rebuke is stunning, but that there was a rebuke is not surprising—it’d be hard to do more to elicit just such reaction.
































