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It turns out there are consequences to shooting ballistic rockets over an international border at civilians, but I guess a funny thing like responsibility doesn't apply if the civilians may be Jews, in your morally bankrupt consequences.

This is just an insane thing to say. Polling shows that young Republicans are perhaps the most antisemitic generation in a century. You don't have to lurk any forum where they congregate for long before insane conspiracy theories about Jews are mentioned as an explanation for nearly any complaint or problem, real or imagined. Even the older Republicans tolerate this, as they are notoriously tribal and authoritarian, and always have an excuse for the populist excesses of their fellow partisans. Which is not to say that the larger left has not recently taken a turn for the worst regarding antisemitism and tolerance thereof, but pretending that the ugly thread of it has ever been absent from modern American Republicans, and not featured on mainstream outlets like FOX, no less, is ridiculous.

Put him in the White House.

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I love traveling across our great state as we continue this campaign.  Full steam ahead!

Many people are asking, so here’s my “why.” Thank you, Kansas Democrats, for an inspiring Friday evening together.

They're all legacy kids from ivy league schools and he's a blue collar kid from Scranton that went to a state school

Abdul El-Sayed is a terrorist who should not be allowed anywhere near congress. He was caught on video excusing terrorism.

It says a lot that “Palestinian Mandela” killed five people

And let me just say JEWISH people and BLACK people were the only demographic to overwhelmingly vote for Kamala Harris. Yet we’re consistently shit on by the DNC and Leftists…

Nah. A center left dem paved the way in 2025 and endorsed her. Latinos moved back left as well, that’s what hurt Harris more than anything else in 2024.

If you're anti-Platner/pro-Mills, stop feeding the despondent beast. That Platner leads Mills seems true, at this point, given he's been shown to lead across several polls, often by a substantial margin. But, a few things things. 1) I think some of his strength is vibes. Primary voters desperately want to beat Collins and the combo of "Mills is too old" & "We need a Manly Man" has them a bit spooked in the direction of Platner. We can work with this. In the Emerson poll, 52% of Mills voters view Platner unfavorably while 56% of Platner voters view Mills favorably. Mills voters have made a considered choice; some of Platner's coalition may be more about who he isn't than who he is. 2) Though I think Platner IS leading, it's pretty clear the polls are overestimating young voters, while underestimating both older voters & women. Again, looking at the Emerson poll, the 18-39 cohort at 20.1% is almost certainly inflated for a Maine primary, and 60+ at 45.2% is probably deflated by 5-10 points. Since older women are almost certainly the most Mills-favorable group and the most systematically undercounted, these biases aren't additive; they're multiplicative. 3) When we look at women in these polls, they do not like Platner. The gender gaps across several polls actually strike me as rather eye-catching for a Democratic primary. It's not JUST that women don't like Platner and vote in larger numbers, it's ALSO that gaps of these size introduce some volatility in the statistical estimation of the outcome. When you have LARGE subgroup gaps like this, the variance is sensitive to both sampling AND compositional error, which compound each other. If the electorate is more female than polls are estimating, Platner's lead, while I think it exists, might be substantially smaller. Which might be one reason we're getting a bit of inter-poll variability. Mills' team should look into all this. And the rest of us should stop acting like the contest is over. It's not. emersoncollegepolling.com/maine-2026-pol…

@ryangrim It was a deep blue district that has been getting bluer. This is the only district type progressives can win in.

Again, betraying Jewish Americans who comprise 50% of your donor base probably isn’t the smartest idea. @kenmartin73 @dnc good luck with that 👍

Center-left people are basically the only demographic of people expected to go and do "hostile" interviews. Trump did basically NONE on his path to the presidency in 2024, NONE of the MAGA or far-left media people venture into hostile territory for interviews, and any time they can interview one of their own, they wind up doing free PR for whoever it is they're interviewing.

@daveweigel Platner isn't going to beat Collins, so there's that.

Democrats realizing they might win the court by 2033 if they can get 51 senate seats this year

Top 3 in NYC 😍

PPE this, track record that, blah blah blah, okay anyways watch me win the whole thing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@Zprtr1 We'll see if that holds. I'd bet money they retire if Dems take the Senate, and the lame duck confirms their replacements.

This is *by far* the most important reason Democrats must win the U.S. Senate this year

Every person who is making electability judgments about this race and how voters have heard all the red flags but like him anyway and just look at general election trial heats should take five seconds to ponder what happens when this ad disparity disappears in a general election