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The biggest warning light for Dems is their continued lag w/voters who disapprove of Trump-winning just 82% of them in new WP/ABC poll. That’s at the low end for out-parties in past 35 years. That’s plenty to win House but they’ll likely need a bit more in red state Senate races
Yeah... this is pretty devastating if it gets clipped.
They're not for giving everyone a Medicare option.
They want to eliminate private insurance entirely.
Incredible exchange
Mehdi Hasan looks like the sane one as he presses Abdul El-Sayed over his insistence on getting rid of ALL private health insurance.
HASAN: “Why are you and Bernie Sanders so insistent on getting rid of ALL private health insurance?”
EL-SAYED: “There are many many countries around the world that are doing it the way Sen. Sanders and I are proposing.”
HASAN: “But why get rid of ALL private health care? The UK hasn’t done that. Canada, which you often invoke, hasn’t done that. Why such ideologues on the issue of private health insurance?”
EL-SAYED: “I talk to my Canadian colleagues, I talk to my British colleagues and both of them tell me that the biggest challenges to the Canadian health care system or the NHS are the encroachment of private corporations trying to privatize the services that they provide.”
Someone is feeling the heat.
Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan has called the conflict in Gaza a "genocide" and when asked about her characterization of it during today's #MNSEN debate she noticicably didn't describe the conflict in that way in her remarks
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No blog post right now -- I do have a life (sorta!) -- but: Dem lead in NV has been falling all day as rural ballots pour in, now down to 3.5 points:
D: 16,372 (37.4%)
R: 14,855 (33.9%)
O: 12,575 (28.7%)
44K in at this snapshot, about 4% of what I think turnout will be. EARLY!
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Today, I received a threatening letter at my Grand Rapids, Michigan office that contained unidentified white powder. The letter, which claimed to be from the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), made a direct and specific reference to an impending “civil war” beginning after the election. The letter sent to my office is similar to those received at other congressional offices across the country. The DSA has not yet addressed the attacks, either to condemn them or to take or deny responsibility. The Grand Rapids Police Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) responded immediately.
Threats and extremism are not signs of strength—they are signs of a weak mind and weak character. Political intimidation has no place in our democracy, and leaders must condemn it, not excuse it. I’ll keep standing up to bullies on the right and the left.
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A Holocaust survivor was set on fire in broad daylight, later dying of her wounds; a couple were assassinated outside a Jewish museum; scores of Jewish toddlers were almost murdered. All of these crimes were perpetrated by antizionist terrorists.
The Democratic establishment has now coalesced around a candidate for Senate who made justificatory remarks about the attempted mass-child-murder attack. This candidate has continually blamed Jews for all of America's problems from the campaign trail. The rhetoric that is being mainstreamed by Democratic party candidates & officeholders are directly inflaming lethal violence against Jews *regardless* of their views on Israel.
This isn't about Israel, it's about communal safety in the US. The people who "threw everyone under the bus" were the far-leftists who refused to vote for the Democratic nominee unless she committed to a self-destructive, unjust and idiotic foreign policy premised on popular lies about Israel/Palestine. Now you're throwing Jews under the bus to appease them.
Lose the entitlement, take off the partisan blinders, and get a grip.
When your candidate refuses to make amends with voters, you're rushing exorbitant amounts of cash to them less than 3 weeks to election day, and their polling has narrowed significantly after they were already greatly overestimated prior, your candidate is probably not ahead.
She didn't just drop a million to him because she thinks he's up, FYI.
His polls are averaging 2 points or less and those are the public ones that have already overestimated him once.
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An Italian education organization discussed forcing Jewish PRESCHOOL TEACHERS to sign a declaration condemning Israel before they could attend a training program.
Around 70 American Jewish educators canceled their trip.
The organization now denies ever imposing the requirement but unfortunately for them, someone recorded the meeting.
LISTEN:
Again, he's not trying to win.
#MichiganSenate
MS NOW: Abdul El-Sayed signaled that he would question Israel’s status as an ally of the United States no matter who wins Israel’s elections later this month.
Michigan’s Democratic Senate nominee said a change in Israeli leadership wouldn’t necessarily ease his doubts about whether Israel is a true US ally.
“The government of Israel has done nothing but use us,” he said
ms.now/news/abdul-el-sayed-m…
This is a very important issue and one that has fallen by the wayside of both parties.
The fact that he's going deep into Detroit and saying this stuff, like it or not, will resonate.
This is the kind of thing normals care about, not a terror movement.
Rogers is putting in the work and running the objectively better campaign.
Abdul is gambling on partisanship to bring him over the finish line.
These aren't ordinary times.
Abdul isn't making the effort to recoup his losses among black and Jewish voters, this shows in his arrogant debate performances.
Rogers however is. Genuine or not.
The Democratic Party's focus has not been on Donald.
It has been mainstreaming the DSA.
In doing so, it has divided voters who previously would not have thought twice about voting Democratic and has called into question their judgment and character.
I expect voters to vote for divided government:
A Dem house and a GOP senate.
Let me put it this way:
If Peltola loses in Alaska, there is zero chance you are taking the senate.
Zero.
I have that race as safe D for a reason.
She is the archetype tailor-made for swing voters.
If she can't win this year, neither can the others.
And as for Maine, Collins is too much of an institution.
She can afford to shed some votes but there is a reason she constantly overperforms the polling.
Jackson is running as a disruptor, like Platner.
His debate performances were off-putting.
I expect Collins to win simply because voters will gravitate to the known rather than the unknown.
Democratic politicians would have been on the glide path to both chambers had they focused on Donald Trump.
Instead, they focused on the incendiary and bigoted "Free Palestine" movement and promoted radioactive figures like Hasan Piker to their own severe detriment.
You cannot claim to be responsible with power when this is how you act outside of it.
The GOP didn't "gain" support, but you have lost it.
And if you want to blame someone, look no further than yourselves.
Taking all of the attention off of Republicans and putting it on yourself was a choice.
Voters may be dumb, but they can tell.