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Elie Mystal

ElieNYC

Here's my closing argument for people who aren't sure if they should vote against Trump tomorrow: If you won't do it for yourself, please do it for someone else.Maybe you

Chrissie Keffler

ChrissieKeffler

Just a note to pro-Trump #GOP and elected #GOP. FWIW, I want to clear up one fact. Trump is nothing like Reagan. I don’t understand the animosity towards the Bush’s

Julia Terruso

JuliaTerruso

We looked at state-wide registration shifts since 2016 and found that Republicans in PA are gaining voters at five times the rate of Democrats. w/ @Elaijuh @ByChrisBrennan https://www.inquirer.com/politics/pennsylvania/pennsylvania-party-vo

🇺🇸Debra

Debra4KAG

From @MajorPatriot on GabThese data points are indisputable. Even USA Today had to admit they are all correct:IF Total number of votes:• Obama at 69,000,000• Trump at 74,000,000• Biden at

Jonathan Martin

jmartNYT

NEW: As Biden takes the stage at a convention drenched in nostalgia for a more collegial capital, number of his Democratic colleagues are telling him not to get his hopes

Donnie Copeland❌

donniecopeland

From a lawyer friend: Ok in a nutshell. This is going to the Supreme Court. Where they will rule that the election is invalid due to fraud or mistakes

Carlos Osweda

COsweda

ThreadThis is a deeply silly request. The only reason Cernovich is saying @realDonaldTrump will lose is because of...the polls."Tell me why he'll will, but you can't even mention the very

Nate Cohn

Nate_Cohn

One interesting thing about this election is the extent that the 2016 post-mortems and subsequent arguments for how Democrats should win--by basically everyone!--don't necessarily look great in retrospect. There were

Chad Pergram

ChadPergram

1) McCarthy: Past comments from and endorsed by Marjorie Taylor Greene on school shootings, political violence, and anti-Semitic conspiracy theories do not represent the values or beliefs of the House

Erick Erickson

EWErickson

Events change things. I’m not too worried about the current state of affairs in large part because I think it is part of a realignment of political forces sorting itself

Roger Aramayo

RogerAramayo2

So I've asked some libs if they really think beating Trump will change the GOP & produce a kinder/gentler nominee from them in 2024....most of them said yes.Well, a couple

Nate Cohn

Nate_Cohn

Are the polls understating the number of Republicans?Probably not.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/29/upshot/polls-political-party-republicans.html In Times/Siena polling last month, registered Republicans were 12 percent likelier to respond

AHF

ahf77118198

A long one but good: "America’s Struggle Towards a New Civilizational Paradigm" (Crooke). I see two disruptive changes, both from the Democrats (the Deplorables have stayed pretty much the same,

diane #ForAll straub

didikins4life

This is the #DemPartyPlatform for 2020. This part is called: Mobilizing the World to Address Transnational ChallengesGlobal Health and PandemicsOnly one party understands the urgency of strengthening the global

Tea Party Barbie (Parler: @teapartybarbie)

laurahollis61

Cal Thomas makes the mistake Republicans have fallen for time and time again: "Just be nicer." Be nicer when Democrats slander you and their press footsoldiers spread it everywhere like

Heidi Przybyla

HeidiNBC

NEW to @NBCNews: David Williams, former Postal Service vice chair (who resigned days before DeJoy was appointed), to brief House Dems ahead of DeJoy’s testimony next week.He's said to have

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