Disaffected Moderate

@Oneal3B @TSSAA The main reason good officials call it quits is that they get tired of hearing loud and undue criticism from people like you who don’t know the rules. What’s left are new officials who are still learning and veteran officials who just do it for the money. You are the problem.

@Moderate_Probs @TSSAA If I performed that poorly at my job, I’d be fired — plain and simple. Yet they’ll hand a uniform to every average Joe and continue defending this level of officiating. If my work schedule allowed, I’d gladly step in and help make the game better.

Not surprised @TSSAA declined to answer any questions about the situation. They’ll continue standing behind terrible officiating.. Consistency has been a persistent issue throughout the state this year, and the officiating has only worsened over the years.

@RNCResearch The amount of posts about Platner from republican accounts seems to indicate they are scared of him. The more they try to tear him down, the more ME democrats will support him against his highly disliked opponent. It’s exactly how Trump won in 2016.

WATCH: Maine Democrat Graham Platner — who said violence with a gun is necessary — refuses to condemn political violence and the assassination attack against President Trump and his administration.

Want to know why Congress is doing nothing on AI? AI oligarchs have already spent over $185 million buying politicians this year. There it is. It’s no more complicated than that.

False flag attack incoming. This isn’t the Cold War anymore. Any wool left over the eyes of Americans is there willfully.

There is no longer any doubt: an American missile destroyed a school in Iran. A massacre of children. A war crime. Those responsible must be prosecuted. Hegseth must resign. And this war must end.

Congress handed the president the power to start a war so they could avoid accountability at the ballot box. That is not statesmanship. That is cowardice. The Constitution is clear. War must be declared by Congress, not announced in an 8-minute video at 2:30am. @FoxNews foxnews.com/opinion/sen-ra…

We just gave the Pentagon nearly $1 trillion. Then Trump asked for $500 billion more. Now he wants even more money for a war he started in Iran without congressional approval. The answer is NO. We need to invest in the American people, not more endless wars.

The United States gave Netanyahu over $24 billion in taxpayer dollars to fund his horrific war in Gaza. That wasn't enough. Netanyahu wanted war with Iran. Trump gave him one. The American people — not Netanyahu’s right-wing government — should determine U.S. foreign policy.

Only the beginning for this young man.

The administration admits 🇮🇱 dragged us into the 🇮🇷 war that’s already cost too many American lives and billions of dollars. Before it’s over, the price of gas, groceries, and virtually everything else is going to go up. The only winners in 🇺🇸 are defense company shareholders.

President Trump was right in 2020: "We've spent $8 trillion in the Middle East and we're not fixing our roads in this country? How stupid. How stupid is it? And we're not fixing our tunnels, our bridges, our hospitals, our schools? It's crazy."

Israel & Saudi Arabia pushed the U.S. to attack Iran. Netanyahu killed 72,000 people in Gaza, mostly women & children. Saudi Arabia is a brutal dictatorship that allows no opposition. These are the leaders who want to bring “freedom” to Iran? Does anyone really believe that?

Trump said we had to attack Iran because we can‘t allow it “to have a nuclear weapon.” Really? This is the same president who, in June, said: “Iran’s nuclear facilities have been obliterated.” Vietnam. Iraq. Iran. Another lie. Another war.

This Trump–Netanyahu war is unconstitutional and violates international law. It endangers the lives of U.S. troops and people across the region. We’ve lived through the lies of Vietnam and Iraq. No more endless wars. Congress must pass a War Powers Resolution immediately.

An immigrant doesn’t stand between you and a good job. A billionaire does.

Corporate super PACs are trying to buy the 2026 elections. AIPAC: $96 million AI: $150 million Crypto: $193 million This is not democracy. It’s oligarchy. We must end Citizens United and establish public financing of elections.

.@JamesTalarico: I am here in one of the reddest parts of Texas because I am tired of being divided into teams—red versus blue, rural versus urban. The truth is, we're all on the same team. Do you struggle to afford the high price of everything? Do you carry the weight of student debt and medical debt? So do I. Those billionaire-run platforms and predatory algorithms want to divide this team. The most radical thing you can do in an era of division is bring people together. We have so much more in common than they want us to realize.

@CUNextTuesday_k @booker_squared We’re entitled to our opinions. The only point I wanted to make was that painting Talarico as “objectively less qualified” is objectively untrue. Will be an interesting race to watch. Best of luck to whoever wins.

@Moderate_Probs @booker_squared Yeah and Dems famously known for working with people on the other side have been great and loved by the party, right? Like Sinema, Manchin, and (recently) Fetterman. Minorities are already associating Talarico with them. And if Talarico loses them, he’s not winning

Crockett: Fights to get Liam, Mariela, and others out of Dilley, supports Medicare for All, opposes billionaires, supports taxing the rich, calls out transphobic legislation, refuses to fund ICE, etc. Them: "She has no policies, only identity politics." Me:

@CUNextTuesday_k @booker_squared They also have to work with people on the other side of the aisle. I love the energy she brings but it’s not the most unifying way to communicate.

@Moderate_Probs @booker_squared Yeah Congress has to vote on laws. Jasmine has STUDIED and PRACTICED law. And with an administration constantly violating the law, her expertise in civil rights law makes her uniquely qualified for this moment