Sarah Bianchi

🚨JB PRITZKER on his proposed "Agenda 48" for the next Democratic Presidency: "Here's the one thing we should learn from what Donald Trump has done: he came into office with an agenda, and implemented it within his first year. We need to have our agenda. We need to make sure we pass it in the first year. And it needs to be BOLD."

I like Kamala but this is not a winning message. People want radical, transformative change that will dramatically and immediately improve their lives.

People keep forgetting that Warnock got roughly 100,000 more votes than Abrams in 2022. Jackson and Jones are certainly not as strong as Brian Kemp but I wouldn’t bank on Ossoff carrying the Dem Gov candidate (especially since he’s the one who needed help from Warnock in ‘21)

Plouffe right as ever about this. Only thing I’d add is that none of this works without the person whose name is on the door being involved. The whole thing falls over if their only engagement is quick briefing before you shoot a thing that you cooked up for them.

I think 2028 Dem presidential candidates WON'T run on reversing Trump's tariffs 👀 There's so little revenue to spend and they will decide other options are more impactful

I could never pull off a metaphor this well. (Although the nice firefighter doesn't seem to be in any hurry to show up.)

Given everything, it feels strange to write about Democrats’ debate over what to put in a 2029 reconciliation bill. But it’s happening. Can Dems raise $1T or $2T or $5T in revenue? And which policies get first priority? Link below:

It’s not ALL grim news today. On the plus side, you’re getting new tariffs. 🤡

Sen. Van Hollen is usually right on the money, but this is deeply misguided. We have a tax cut party. It’s the Republicans. We’re not going to outdo them. The race to exempt people from paying taxes is only going to erode our fiscal situation and our democracy.

The most endangered Democrat in the Senate out with a statement forcefully opposed to the war in Iran -- proof positive that the politics are quite different than 2002-2003

The public might not remember it, but when he wasn't bubble wrapped, he was actually an accessible, engaging, and likable politician. This is more exposure to the public, the voters, or the press that he's had during his entire four years in the WH.