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@NickFreiling @HanShawnity They would have had to go a lot different. Masters underperformed Trump in Arizona by 4.6%. I sometimes wonder how different things would have gone if Arizona and Georgia ran good candidates for Senate instead of Masters, Lake, and Walker.

@HanShawnity If things had gone differently in AZ that year, I think this might have meant VP Blake Masters.

Sometimes I wonder how much different things would have been if Josh Mandel had won this primary.

@RobertAG1983 @larryelder Did you ever think that it could just be you that is wrong on this topic and not Larry?

@larryelder I have found myself agreeing with Larry Elder so many times over the past five years but on the topic of Israel it blows my mind how someone as smart as he is can’t see through the hypocrisy of this tweet it’s kind of amazing.

Israel, by population, is about one-thirty-fourth the size of the United States. Hezbollah just killed 4 Israeli soldiers. Adjusted for population, that’s the equivalent of 136 American soldiers killed. How would WE react?

@spainer83 @avygal Maybe Hamas could try not shooting rockets?

@avygal Yeah, like shooting fish in a barrel. And you are mad because you oppress these people and expect them to stand there and let you shoot them. Gaza is 25 square miles, with 2.2m people before the war, do you want them to sail out to see so you can hit them?

Hamas literally releases videos of them shooting rockets from humanitarian camps in tents next to civilians and westerners still call them heroes

@KobeissiLetter Weak

BREAKING: President Trump issues a statement on Israel's attack on Beirut this morning.

@JonathanTurley Still nothing from Alito or Kavanaugh? Wow, only 2 decisions each so far

We have the first case today. It is written by Justice Jackson. It is unanimous in Keathley v. Buddy Ayers Construction.supremecourt.gov/opinions/25pdf…

@DavidAFrench @ClaireBerlinski That graph is terrible.

This is an excellent, sober-minded piece by @ClaireBerlinski about the terrible Henry Nowak case in the UK. Short version -- lots of the stuff you're reading online (including from the vice president) just isn't supported by the evidence. Link here: claireberlinski.substack.com/p/blood-lies-a…

@loud_socialist Sorry we don't want people with ties to terrorists in our country.

I wish this is the America that was hosting the World Cup and not an America that is refusing visas to national teams and referees.

@MsJulieX0 @NancyMace x.com/MsJulieX0/stat… This you?

@NancyMace Nobody cares about a 20 year old Nazi tattoo anyway. Party shouldn’t matter to anyone. Vote for principles not party.

Enjoying my first cup of coffee since getting my ass kicked last night, and reading about how Dems nominated the guy with the nazi tattoo.

@barbiebrox @washingtonpost The new pool may grow algae as well. Trump's renovations were aimed at stopping the leaks. The algae is up to the Parks Service

@washingtonpost After Obama's $34 million upgrade to the Reflecting Pool. It looked good for about a month, then this: Algae & Leaking 500,000 gallons per week!! I'd say he got ripped off!!

The Reflecting Pool on the National Mall has been refilled following President Trump’s renovations. The project ultimately took six weeks and cost more than $10 million, far more than Trump initially projected. wapo.st/4uspV4H

@ConnorJRogers I expect 40 time and hand size updates every year.

Cameron Rogers arrived Wednesday June 3rd and we couldn’t be happier 8 pounds, 15 ounces (absolute unit) Both him and mom are doing great!

@BumpkinEsq @wil_da_beast630 They lost though

@wil_da_beast630 Took em years to defeat a bunch of barefoot farmboys w/ old muskets led by planter aristocrats with no industrial capacity, no supply lines, etc., and at one point, they STILL almost lost. Southern men still are and always have been much better fighters.

Integrated Union Army: *Conquers their whole raggedy-ass country *Burns all buildings over 3 stories There WILL be peace and order.

@NateSilver538 Embarrassing

It's hard to overstate how much of an outlier California is for its slow vote-counting relative to literally any other state or almost any other industrialized democracy.

@GovPressOffice Governor, California's voting system is a mess. Changing the system to ensure all ballots are received by election day would lead to less disinformation and greater confidence in the fairness of the system

129k likes and 2.4 million views … on a lie. The algorithm prioritizes disinformation on this site. The owner wants enrage-bait. Don’t fall for it.

@RepThomasMassie @cspan Your obsession with Israel is so strange.

On June 8, 2026, I’ll speak on the floor of the House to honor and memorialize the brave crew of the 🇺🇸 USS Liberty who died and were wounded in an unprovoked attack by 🇮🇱 Israel on June 8, 1967. Catch my speech on @cspan.

@MarkWarner Kicking out criminal illegals will lower housing cost and make our country safer

Crazy day of voting in the Senate ahead. Why are Republicans set on ramming through billions for ICE when they should be working to lower costs?

@Tonysmarkettips I snapped on this play too

I truly believe my cell phone captured the exact moment Brandon Aiyuk snapped. Watch the top of the screen. He breaks this guys ankles! He ran the best route of his life on the most important play of his life. This was supposed to be his moment in OT of the Super Bowl. Immediately after the SB is when the negativity started on social media.

@unscannyx Kawhi didn't play enough games so they were forced to play with 4

how is this not 82-0??????

@kendallbaker Finally

No idea who made this game, but it's extremely fun and addicting. Thank me later. 82-0.com

@kendallbaker How am I only winning 66 with Stockton, Shaw, and Giannis?

@Tammy2522764821 @DefiyantlyFree I like Bianco, but he has been unofficially running for Governor for a long time. Lots of FoxNews appearances and other media stunts for the last few years. Obviously trying to raise his media profile for a Governor run

@DefiyantlyFree Keep in mind Bianco started Campaigning 6mos or more After Hilton.

I’ve held my tongue but it’s literally Election Day and clearly Bianco isn’t dropping out so let’s look at what I like to look at. It’s called evidence. Why would he drop out of the race two days before the day to vote when his name is already on all the ballots? None of the people who have been voting for weeks will have their votes transferred to Hilton if he were to drop out. Those votes would be lost. It makes no sense. I really don't like when things don't make sense, so I did a little research. Hilton has the fundraising edge in theory because Hilton raised $7.1 million through over 18,000 individual contributions. But, Bianco raised $4.4 million through over 10,000 donors. The key nuance and we all know I love nuance and truth: Hilton’s national media profile allows him to tap conservative donor networks beyond California, giving him a more geographically diversified fundraising base. Bianco remains far more dependent on in-state donors. So Hilton’s money doesn’t translate to votes. 100,000 versus 18,000 is a huge difference in a state race. Bianco’s support is also anchored in the Inland Empire, Riverside County, and parts of the Central Valley areas with reliable Republican primary participation. Hilton shows strength in Orange County and suburban coastal regions. The Inland Empire and Central Valley are where California Republicans actually live in large numbers and actually turn out. Orange County suburbanites are more persuadable and less reliable primary voters. Bianco’s geography is the GOP base. Hilton’s is the GOP periphery. The California Republican Assembly endorsed Bianco by a two-thirds supermajority of delegates. Over 45 county sheriffs including Orange County’s Don Barnes, San Bernardino’s Shannon Dicus, Butte County’s Kory Honea, Kern County’s Donny Youngblood, and San Francisco’s Paul Miyamoto. Also district attorneys Mike Hestrin (Riverside), Vern Pierson (El Dorado), and Dan Dow (San Luis Obispo). PORAC the Peace Officers Research Association of California, the state’s largest public safety organization representing over 86,000 members. Congressman Darrell Issa, Congressman Ken Calvert, Assembly Republican Leader Heath Flora, Assemblyman Phillip Chen, Assemblyman Joe Patterson, and Assemblyman Tri Ta. 49% of the GOP to 44% of the GOP support Bianco. Now onto the polling. Becerra had just 5% support in September 2025, dropped to 3% in March 2026. Then Swalwell dropped out in mid-April and suddenly Becerra jumped 7 points almost immediately. Then he kept climbing 10%, 13%, 19%, 23%, 25%, 28% —all within roughly six weeks. That is a 25 point jump within five weeks. Before Swalwell entered the race he was at 3%. When Swalwell was in the race he was polling at roughly 14-17%. When he dropped out, those votes had to go somewhere. The question is why did almost all of them go to Becerra specifically? The first Emerson poll after Swalwell's exit showed Becerra gaining 15 points among Democrats without Swalwell on the ballot. But Swalwell only had about 14-17% overall. For Becerra to gain 15 points among Democrats, you'd essentially need every single Swalwell voter plus additional new voters to break for Becerra and nobody else. Steyer only gained 2-3 points. Porter gained almost nothing. That kind of one-sided consolidation in a multi-candidate race is statistically very unusual. This is the sharpest discrepancy of all. The Cal Poly Pomona poll the only major poll that directly measured voter enthusiasm found: Bianco voters: 52% very excited Hilton voters: 48% very excited Porter voters: 28% very excited Becerra voters: only 19% very excited Steyer voters: only 11% very excited Voter enthusiasm is very telling. Among California's likely voters as defined by PPIC's own methodology, 47% identify as Democrats, 27% as Republicans, and 24% as independents. That 47-27 split is the foundation every poll is built on. But here's the catch "likely voter" in California polling means "people who voted in recent California elections." Recent California elections have been dominated by Democrats because Republicans have been demoralized and disengaged for years. The moment Republican enthusiasm spikes like right now the model becomes instantly outdated because it's measuring a different electorate than the one that's about to show up. Pollsters have increasingly found evidence of partisan nonresponse particular types of Republicans are just less likely to take surveys, so these voters' opinions are not reflected in survey data. Hilton's voters are more likely to be Orange County suburban Republicans, more educated, more coastal the type of Republican who has historically voted in California primaries and therefore shows up in likely voter models. Bianco's voters are Inland Empire, Central Valley, rural conservatives precisely the profile of voters who are chronically under sampled in California polls because they've been most alienated from the process. So even within the Republican undercount problem, Hilton gets overcounted relative to Bianco. An enthusiasm case study: Ken Paxton The University of Houston poll had Paxton leading Cornyn by just 3 points 48% to 45% calling it a close race. Paxton defeated Cornyn by 28 points. The pre-election polls pointed to a Paxton victory, but his margin vastly exceeded their estimates. Finaly democrats want Hilton. They think he's easier to beat in a general that is not disputed. Democrats have a documented playbook here. They did it in 2024 with Garvey. They knew it worked. And they ran it again. CNN confirmed that top Democrats were talking to major donors about funding "Greater Golden State," an independent expenditure campaign that the Democratic Governors Association helped set up explicitly designed to boost Hilton's viability. There was a semi-secret drive underway by Democratic operatives to trumpet Hilton's ties to a very unpopular President Trump, hoping that would spark Republican support for him and boost him into one of the two top finishes thereby avoiding a Democrat-vs-Democrat showdown. This is exactly what happened in the 2024 U.S. Senate race when Democrat Adam Schiff helped Republican Steve Garvey qualify for November, avoiding a faceoff with Democrat Katie Porter. The Democratic Governors Association sent mailers emphasizing Hilton's conservative credentials essentially running ads FOR a Republican candidate. Democrats wanted Hilton because they thought they could beat him. They didn't want Bianco because they weren't sure they could. So they ran a covert operation to help Hilton while polls whether deliberately or structurally were simultaneously showing Bianco collapsing.