Alon Gur
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@AlonGGur
Dad, lawyer, politics | Campaign Manager at Rabb for Congress
She is an example of someone whose main interest is power and she is rationalizing her waning pathway to it.
The progressive left counts Chris Rabb’s success in Philadelphia as one of its biggest victories of the year and the latest warning sign that Democratic voters see the party’s leadership as weak and feckless in countering Trump. Via @AP: apnews.com/article/chris-…
Philly sending a fighter to Congress is just the start! Across the country, voters are sick of @TheDemocrats putting billionaires first. In Congress, I want @MelatKirosCO @WeWill2026 by my side fighting for the change we need. RSVP to help them win! mobilize.us/chrisrabb
The kind of structural transformation Rabb is talking about might not happen this year, but it’s coming sooner than later. I don’t think folks have reckoned with how much influence Rabb will have in Philadelphia politics by 2030.
Seriously, wtf happened to Eryn Santamoor? This is a spectacularly braindead take because Rabb crushed it with 44.6%. Meanwhile her own chosen candidate, Stanford would have needed to pick up 3 out of every 4 Street voters (with literally zero people staying home).
“The race to replace retiring Rep. Dwight Evans in PA’s 3rd Congressional District exposed schisms within the Democratic Party. Its city committee, along with Mayor Cherelle Parker and most of City Council, threw its weight behind Street, a more moderate candidate than Rabb.”
Larry Krasner called on the longtime chair of the Philly Democrats to resign, citing concerns over leadership fighting progressives in its coalition rather than 'fascists' phillyvoice.com/larry-krasner-…
We are proud to endorse @HamawyForNJ for Congress in New Jersey's 12th District. In Congress, Adam will fight for Medicare for All, abolishing ICE, universal childcare, and making a New Jersey where working people can thrive. Election Day is Tuesday, June 2. VOTE!
Chris Rabb just won a Dem primary for Congress in PA, even though 53% of Dem voters selected another candidate. He has no opponent in the general election. He's going to DC without having faced a single GOP or independent voter. This is yet another case for ranked choice voting!
Not feeling hungry right now.
