Brandon Levey

@AstorAaron @BrandiAtkinson Dems can push through redistricting in 2028 though

This is the real outcome of the VA Supreme Court case. Unless the national environment radically improves for the GOP, Dems will still take the House. (It's already a razor thin GOP majority). But 2028 will be a much harder challenge in a Presidential year.

@jayfeely @SpanbergerForVA It’s okay to be nakedly partisan - most people are! Pretending this was some victory of fairness when you inevitably will be fine with gerrymandering in TX, Ohio, NC, SC, Louisiana, Tennessee, Missouri, Florida, and Alabama because it benefits your side is silly

This is a huge win! Virginia Democrats and their new governor @SpanbergerForVA ignored their own laws to try to gain a political advantage. Democrats believe the end justifies the means. Thankfully their Supreme Court said No

To be clear, it makes perfect sense that Texas, Ohio, North Carolina, South Carolina, Louisiana, Tennessee, Missouri, Florida, and Alabama can partisan gerrymander. But when Virginia does it it’s abhorrent

@AlanMCole It’s a pretty pathetic post. “Legal scholars said it was impossible” … this was literally the expected outcome

If I were even 5% as successful as Neal Katyal I would have absolutely no desire to post LinkedIn Hustler Guy content.

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@krassenstein Stop digging man

IMPORTANT! I'm calling for the following boycott of all products and services related to these companies: Delta Air Lines — Donated $1 million to Trump’s inaugural fund. X - Elon Musk owns it. Microsoft - Founder Bill Gates was friends with Epstein. Amazon — Listed among companies rolling back DEI efforts and also donated to Trump’s inaugural fund. Walmart — Pulled back on DEI programs and was listed among major companies retreating from diversity initiatives. Boeing — STOP FLYING! Donated to Trump’s inaugural fund, despite Trump’s agenda being deeply opposed by many liberals. Ford — Scaled back DEI policies and stopped participating in the Human Rights Campaign’s Corporate Equality Index, a major LGBTQ+ workplace-equality benchmark. General Motors — Donated to Trump’s 2025 inaugural fund, alongside Ford, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, Boeing, Hyundai, Stellantis, Delta, and others. Target — Ended or scaled back several DEI initiatives, including changes around supplier diversity, after conservative pressure and Trump’s anti-DEI push. McDonald’s — Scaled back DEI initiatives and was named among major U.S. companies retreating from diversity programs. Meta — Confirmed it was scaling back DEI programs; also donated to Trump’s inaugural fund. Google / Alphabet — Listed by Reuters among major companies that dropped or considered altering DEI policies after Trump’s executive order; Alphabet also donated to Trump’s inaugural fund. Lowe’s — Named by AP among prominent companies pulling back on DEI initiatives. Hyundai — Its U.S. unit donated $1 million to Trump’s inaugural fund. Stellantis — Donated $1 million to Trump’s inaugural fund. AT&T — Said it would end DEI programs in connection with seeking FCC approval for a spectrum-license acquisition. T-Mobile — Also moved to terminate DEI efforts while seeking federal approval for telecom deals. Verizon — Secured approval for its Frontier acquisition after agreeing to dismantle its DEI program. Also please smash all your smartphones as they are made using child labor, burn most of your clothes and destroy your sneakers as they are mostly made in sweat shops. Whie you are at it please also stop breathing oxygen as it's shared with many of the CEOs of the companies liosted above. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER

This needs to stop, it’s absurd already

@DarkFootstep @krassenstein The cool thing is Brian fits in both categories

@krassenstein I once thought Audi owners were the worst people until I met Cybertruck owners. They fit into two crowds: 1) the "hey look at me I need attention" crowd or 2) virtue signaling assholes who spend their day criticizing others in order to feel relevant.

I might get hate for this too but I bought a Cybertruck. With a young family, safety was important and so is not polluting the atmosphere with $5 a gallon gasoline.

Not surprised he did this, but surprised he admitted it

Swiss authorities have confirmed a case of #hantavirus identified in a passenger from the MV Hondius cruise ship. He had responded to an email from the ship’s operator informing the passengers of the health event, and presented himself to a hospital in Zurich, Switzerland, and is receiving care. In line with the International Health Regulations (IHR), WHO is working with relevant countries to support international contact tracing, to ensure that those potentially exposed are monitored and that any further disease spread is limited. The type of virus in this outbreak has been confirmed as Andes hantavirus by the National Institute for Communicable Diseases @nicd_sa, South Africa and the Geneva University Hospitals @hug_ge, Switzerland The support of the Institut Pasteur de Dakar @PasteurDakar, Senegal and the Administración Nacional de Laboratorios e Institutos de Salud @ANLIS_Malbran, Argentina has also been critical in responding to this event. As of 6 May, there are 8 cases, 3 of whom are confirmed as hantavirus by laboratory testing. WHO will continue to work with countries to ensure that the patients, contacts, passengers and crew have the information and support they need to stay safe and prevent spread.

He’s just so annoying I truly don’t understand the appeal

Yeah no shit it was going to use taxpayer money. Were you all fucking born yesterday? Country full of people distracted by keys.

This seems…. obvious. GOP would be nuts to nominate JD Vance lol

Just pathetic

Probably an unintentionally accurate Tweet given how horribly this team is playing

So the Orioles are legitimately just really bad huh

The hidden force:

Gas prices are at crazy levels--fire Obama!

@alisonklemp @NYMag Doesn’t the cover say “influencer Kennedy”?

@NYMag Ridiculous to simply classify Schlossberg as an influencer and leave out that he is a literal Kennedy

NY-12, which includes both the Upper West and Upper East Sides, is the smallest and most population-dense congressional district in the country, one that candidates can crisscross several times over in an afternoon. It is among the wealthiest and oldest districts in the United States and is also the district with the most college graduates. If you listen to the candidates, the battle for NY-12 is not just about who will be the next member of the city’s congressional delegation but a contest among factions of the island’s Democratic base: the old-money elite, the anti-Trump resisters, the tech-world crusaders, and the old-school party Establishment. While nearly a dozen candidates are vying for the district’s congressional seat, the primary is coming down to just four: Micah Lasher, a state assemblyman from the Upper West Side and a longtime political hand who is Jerry Nadler’s anointed successor; Alex Bores, an assemblyman from the Upper East Side whose calls for AI regulation have led to millions of dollars being spent both for and against him; George Conway, the onetime Republican lawyer who has achieved notoriety as a leader of the #Resistance; and a previously little-known social-media influencer who is trying to rewrite the rules of New York City politics. “It’s New York-sized,” that social-media influencer, Jack Schlossberg, said when asked why this campaign is different. Schlossberg’s presence in the race proves the point. For our Cover Story, David Freedlander reports on how four liberal-but-not-left Democrats are racing to be the face of Manhattan: nymag.visitlink.me/Os2_Oz

Percentage of Americans who say Trump isn't in good enough physical health to serve effectively: May 2023 -- 28% Jan. 2024 -- 40% Sept. 2025 -- 45% Feb. 2026 -- 51% Today -- 55% (via @washingtonpost/@ABC/@Ipsos poll)