Anti-GOP. Anti-Fascist. Anti-Communist. Pro-Liberty๐Ÿ—ฝPro-Democracy ๐Ÿ—ณ๏ธ Pro-Civil Rights โš–๏ธ Proud Democrat.

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This is exactly my thinking as a Democrat. Iโ€™ll vote blue no matter who. You could be a leftist, centrist, socialist, or corporatist.. I donโ€™t care. I just want us to gain power and then we can sort out our differences. Republicans must be defeated. They are the biggest threat to our Democratic Republic. Purity politics that leave us powerless is just stupid. Letโ€™s win first, then we can sort out the rest.
I care about beating republicans in elections. I have no other politics right now. If a leftist candidate has the best chance of winning or defending a seat, I enthusiastically endorse. Itโ€™s a centrist candidate? Sign me up. Itโ€™s a slightly conservative candidate? Donโ€™t care.
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The red mirage was even worse for Biden on election night 2020. Biden won that election with over 7 million votes.
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Replying to @DemocraticWins
This was the game plan from the start. Some of his supporters donโ€™t even have a pot to piss in. They voted for their own demise. This is Project 2025 in action.
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Replying to @PopBase
You forget to mention the last time there was a tie: 2012: Barack Obama 5-5 Mitt Romney Obama went on to win that election decisively ๐Ÿ”ตโœ”๏ธ This is an excellent sign for Harris.
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In the lead up to the election, Donald Trump hinted that he had a โ€œsecret plan.โ€ On a podcast with Joe Rogan, Elon Musk ominously warned that this is their โ€œlast chanceโ€ to stop the โ€œwoke mind virus.โ€ On Election Day, Russian intelligence operatives called in bomb threats to several polling sites in heavily Democratic areas across the swing states. Something very dark and criminal happened during this election. History will reveal the truth.
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Replying to @Acyn
Sewell is a scammer and false prophet. Naturally, he is offended by real Christians who actually preach the teachings of Christ.
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Replying to @RpsAgainstTrump
This is why I hate Republicans. Nothing to improve the life of average Americans. All they offer is death, destruction, and hate.. plus tax cuts for billionaires.
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We are on the verge of one of the biggest polling miss in history. The fundamentals of this election strongly favor Kamala Harris. Every single factor that Iโ€™ve analyzed point to a decisive victory for Harris in the Electoral College. Hereโ€™s my latest map ๐Ÿ‘‡๐Ÿพ
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Replying to @SimonWDC
Iโ€™ve said as much. The Harris campaign has been flawlessly executed - disciplined, data driven, and determined. One of the best weโ€™ve seen in modern politics. The only thing that compares to it is the formidable Obama organizing machine that swept the nation in 2008.
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Replying to @atrupar
Almost all of Donald Trumpโ€™s wives were migrants from Eastern Europe. His kids are literally anchor babies. Trump himself was an anchor baby as his mother was a foreigner from Scotland.
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Replying to @SenatorFischer
Your husband is a racist POS. The very worst of America.
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Replying to @nypost
Lots of racist magats in these comments trying to justify the attempted murder of a black child.
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White male Republican incels, like Thomas Matthew Crooks, are the most dangerous people in America. They are responsible for 99.99% of the mass shootings in this country, as well as an assassination attempt on their cult leader Donald Trump.
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Replying to @CalltoActivism
I have the same concerns:
In the lead up to the election, Donald Trump hinted that he had a โ€œsecret plan.โ€ On a podcast with Joe Rogan, Elon Musk ominously warned that this is their โ€œlast chanceโ€ to stop the โ€œwoke mind virus.โ€ On Election Day, Russian intelligence operatives called in bomb threats to several polling sites in heavily Democratic areas across the swing states. Something very dark and criminal happened during this election. History will reveal the truth.
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Replying to @tedcruz
I have several โ€˜auntiesโ€™ who are my cousins. You are so desperate to be white adjacent as a Hispanic man, you forget how Black and Latino cultures operate with large extended families.
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Replying to @Phil_Lewis_
Republicans are trying to rig the vote on Election Day.
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Replying to @LqLana
Donald Trump not only commissioned Tim Scott to tap dance for him 24/7, he forced an obviously gay Scott to marry a beard for no reason whatsoever. White supremacists like Trump get special pleasure from humiliating Black people.
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Replying to @BraddrofliT
I no longer believe in the idea that no man is above the law. Donald Trump shattered that American ideal. We are fast becoming a Third World banana republic where one โ€œstrongmanโ€ runs the show and avoids all accountability. People flee to America to avoid despots like Trump. Now that tyranny is right here at home.
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Replying to @tariqnasheed
Right-wing white males are the most dangerous people in America. They have carried out over 90% of the domestic terrorist attacks in this country. They are allowed to get away this violence because they are the militant arm of white supremacy.
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Replying to @bluestein
The Harris campaign is running one of the most amazing ground games we have ever seen in politics. Disciplined, data-driven, and determined, this operation is rivaled only by the unbeatable Obama machine.
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Replying to @mattmfm
One of the most innovative campaigns weโ€™ve ever seen. I love this!
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Replying to @VoteHub @votehub
Here are the most important statistics that your readers need to know: ๐ŸŸฆ Democrats: 819,112 ๐ŸŸฅ Republicans: 438,017 โฌœ๏ธ Independents: 145,778 ๐ŸŸฆ Democratic Firewall: +381,095 ๐ŸŸชDemocratic Firewall with Independents: +483,140
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Replying to @MonicaPaigeTV
You literally stalked and harassed this child for social media clout. Are you a predator?
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The same reason why your ancestors fled Europe to come here.
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Trump has made it clear that he wants to be a dictator. Stop gaslighting people.
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Replying to @Bakari_Sellers
And with Independents, the blue firewall is closer to 500,000 if not higher. Independents in PA have historically backed the Democratic candidate 70-30 during the early voting period. Pennsylvania is a blue-leaning swing state that has voted Democratic in 7 of the last 8 presidential elections. Iโ€™ve long asserted that Harris will carry the Keystone State.
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Newsomโ€™s hatred of Republicans doesnโ€™t even go far enough for me. I wish he was more ruthless against MAGA.
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This election will be decided by women, and it wonโ€™t be anywhere as close as people think. Kamala Harris is on her way to a decisive victory on November 5, if not an outright landslide. The writing has been on the wall for the GOP since the corrupt Republican Supreme Court stripped women of their individual freedoms and bodily autonomy with that fateful Dobbs decision. Democrats have over-performed in every single election since the overturning of Roe v. Wade. The male-dominated punditry continually try to overlook and dismiss this dynamic. Many of us men simply donโ€™t understand or appreciate how critical this issue is for women. For millions of women across America, particularly those living in Republican-controlled states, itโ€™s literally a matter of life or death for them. This is not something they can simply โ€œget overโ€ or โ€œmove onโ€ from. We are seeing a real shift happening within the electorate. Kamala Harris has a commanding lead with women in every reputable poll out there, and she is benefiting from the largest gender gap we have ever seen in any election. In the latest ABC News/Ipsos poll, Harris enjoys a 14-point advantage with women while Trump only has a 6 point margin with men. This sharp gender gap is reflected in several other polls. If these polls materialize in the election, it would spell an unmitigated disaster for Donald Trump and provide the groundwork for a stunning blue wave. We already know that women are registered to vote at a much higher rate than men. According to the Center for American Women and Politics (CAWP), in recent years, the number of women registered to vote in the U.S. has typically been about 10 million more than the number of men registered to vote. Women have registered and voted at higher rates than men in every presidential election since 1980, with the turnout gap between women and men growing slightly larger with each successive presidential election. In this political war of the genders, youโ€™d much rather have women on your side. More troubling for Donald Trump is Harrisโ€™s inroads with certain demographics where Republicans have historically been competitive: Among white college-educated women, Harris has a whopping 23-point lead in that same ABC News/Ipsos poll. Interestingly, sheโ€™s also leading with white college-educated men by 4 points in that poll. A total disaster for Trump anyway you cut it. This over-performance with women has made Harris very competitive in suburban areas all across America and lifted the fortunes of Democrats in some of most competitive races in the country. Once a reliable demographic for the GOP, the suburbs have steadily shifted to Democrats during the Trump era; that phenomenon is even more pronounced with Harris at the top of the Democratic ticket today. We see this manifested in a recent CNN poll where suburban voters back Harris over Trump 52% vs 44%, with suburban women backing Harris by an astonishing 55% vs 41%. There is also an NPR/PBS/Marist poll out there showing Harris with a massive 31-point lead with suburban women โ€“ beating Trump 65% to 34%. Kamalaโ€™s formidable lead with women is so pronounced that the phenomenon has extended to Republican women who are giving her record crossover support. We have seen endorsements from prominent Republican women including Liz Cheney and Barbara Bush (George W. Bushโ€™s daughter). To be clear, Trumpโ€™s fascist threat to our Democracy may be the primary reason these prominent GOP women back Harris, but it still underscores the breadth of Kamalaโ€™s appeal in a polarized political environment. Early voting numbers so far already reflect an electorate dominated by women: According to statistics provided by @ThirdWayKessler, almost 12 million people have voted in the 7 swing states so far, with around 1.3 million more women voting than men. The gender gap is roughly 55% to 45% in favor of women. (Post continues below in comments)
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This right here is whatโ€™s happening:
This election will be decided by women, and it wonโ€™t be anywhere as close as people think. Kamala Harris is on her way to a decisive victory on November 5, if not an outright landslide. The writing has been on the wall for the GOP since the corrupt Republican Supreme Court stripped women of their individual freedoms and bodily autonomy with that fateful Dobbs decision. Democrats have over-performed in every single election since the overturning of Roe v. Wade. The male-dominated punditry continually try to overlook and dismiss this dynamic. Many of us men simply donโ€™t understand or appreciate how critical this issue is for women. For millions of women across America, particularly those living in Republican-controlled states, itโ€™s literally a matter of life or death for them. This is not something they can simply โ€œget overโ€ or โ€œmove onโ€ from. We are seeing a real shift happening within the electorate. Kamala Harris has a commanding lead with women in every reputable poll out there, and she is benefiting from the largest gender gap we have ever seen in any election. In the latest ABC News/Ipsos poll, Harris enjoys a 14-point advantage with women while Trump only has a 6 point margin with men. This sharp gender gap is reflected in several other polls. If these polls materialize in the election, it would spell an unmitigated disaster for Donald Trump and provide the groundwork for a stunning blue wave. We already know that women are registered to vote at a much higher rate than men. According to the Center for American Women and Politics (CAWP), in recent years, the number of women registered to vote in the U.S. has typically been about 10 million more than the number of men registered to vote. Women have registered and voted at higher rates than men in every presidential election since 1980, with the turnout gap between women and men growing slightly larger with each successive presidential election. In this political war of the genders, youโ€™d much rather have women on your side. More troubling for Donald Trump is Harrisโ€™s inroads with certain demographics where Republicans have historically been competitive: Among white college-educated women, Harris has a whopping 23-point lead in that same ABC News/Ipsos poll. Interestingly, sheโ€™s also leading with white college-educated men by 4 points in that poll. A total disaster for Trump anyway you cut it. This over-performance with women has made Harris very competitive in suburban areas all across America and lifted the fortunes of Democrats in some of most competitive races in the country. Once a reliable demographic for the GOP, the suburbs have steadily shifted to Democrats during the Trump era; that phenomenon is even more pronounced with Harris at the top of the Democratic ticket today. We see this manifested in a recent CNN poll where suburban voters back Harris over Trump 52% vs 44%, with suburban women backing Harris by an astonishing 55% vs 41%. There is also an NPR/PBS/Marist poll out there showing Harris with a massive 31-point lead with suburban women โ€“ beating Trump 65% to 34%. Kamalaโ€™s formidable lead with women is so pronounced that the phenomenon has extended to Republican women who are giving her record crossover support. We have seen endorsements from prominent Republican women including Liz Cheney and Barbara Bush (George W. Bushโ€™s daughter). To be clear, Trumpโ€™s fascist threat to our Democracy may be the primary reason these prominent GOP women back Harris, but it still underscores the breadth of Kamalaโ€™s appeal in a polarized political environment. Early voting numbers so far already reflect an electorate dominated by women: According to statistics provided by @ThirdWayKessler, almost 12 million people have voted in the 7 swing states so far, with around 1.3 million more women voting than men. The gender gap is roughly 55% to 45% in favor of women. (Post continues below in comments)
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Replying to @ChrisDJackson
Your take is delusional. Biden was on his way to losing in a landslide against Trump, and he left us in such a deep hole that Harris couldnโ€™t save us.
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Donald Trump has been an unmitigated disaster. He took a wrecking ball to our economy and created a recession for no reason, all while building a $200 Million ballroom to party with his billionaire buddies. He hates average Americans.
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Replying to @matthewstoller
MAGA rolled the dice three times with a felonious criminal and won twice. The Dems are more than justified in standing with Kamala.
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Replying to @Phil_Lewis_
We canโ€™t imagine a more incompetent and corrupt Administration. Trump clearly wants to hurt as many Americans as possible. Itโ€™s like heโ€™s taking revenge on the country for attempting to hold him accountable for his crimes.
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The data is literally screaming at us! Iโ€™ve been saying for a while now that the ingredients are present for a decisive Harris victory, if not an outright landslide. This election wonโ€™t be as close as people think. MAGA will be crushed and Donald Trump relegated to the dustbin of history. Exit polls like this are not a fluke. We are seeing more evidence of this emerging as Election Day draws nearer. As Iโ€™ve said time and time again, the fundamentals of this election strongly favor Harris. Given Kamalaโ€™s commanding lead in these exit polls, and based on the party registrations of early voters so far, we can also deduce that Harris is getting massive support from Independents and disaffected Republicans who want to turn the page on a divisive and chaotic Trump era defined by criminality and corruption. #WeAreNotGoingBack
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Replying to @PhillipJerez
I believe Florida is winnable this cycle. Possibly even Texas.
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Replying to @ForecasterEnten
Now we talking ๐Ÿ˜Ž Iโ€™ve long asserted that the polls are underestimating Democratic support this cycle, particularly in light of the corrupt Republican Supreme Court stripping women of their individual freedoms and bodily autonomy. Democrats have overperformed in every single election since 2020. Harris has a commanding lead with women and is benefiting from the largest gender gap weโ€™ve ever seen in an election cycle. There are more women voters than male voters in America. When women flex their political muscle, they are unstoppable! Women will have the final say on Election Day.
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Replying to @MichaelRapaport
People like you have cemented my support for Mamdani. Your vile bigotry towards this young man is rivaled only by hardened white supremacists who want to erase Black people from America. The more you project your hatred towards Zohran, the more he wins over new supporters like me.
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The writing is on the wall for the GOP. Thereโ€™s a women-fueled phenomenon playing out in this election. Itโ€™s nothing like we have seen in modern politics. I wrote about it at length here:
This election will be decided by women, and it wonโ€™t be anywhere as close as people think. Kamala Harris is on her way to a decisive victory on November 5, if not an outright landslide. The writing has been on the wall for the GOP since the corrupt Republican Supreme Court stripped women of their individual freedoms and bodily autonomy with that fateful Dobbs decision. Democrats have over-performed in every single election since the overturning of Roe v. Wade. The male-dominated punditry continually try to overlook and dismiss this dynamic. Many of us men simply donโ€™t understand or appreciate how critical this issue is for women. For millions of women across America, particularly those living in Republican-controlled states, itโ€™s literally a matter of life or death for them. This is not something they can simply โ€œget overโ€ or โ€œmove onโ€ from. We are seeing a real shift happening within the electorate. Kamala Harris has a commanding lead with women in every reputable poll out there, and she is benefiting from the largest gender gap we have ever seen in any election. In the latest ABC News/Ipsos poll, Harris enjoys a 14-point advantage with women while Trump only has a 6 point margin with men. This sharp gender gap is reflected in several other polls. If these polls materialize in the election, it would spell an unmitigated disaster for Donald Trump and provide the groundwork for a stunning blue wave. We already know that women are registered to vote at a much higher rate than men. According to the Center for American Women and Politics (CAWP), in recent years, the number of women registered to vote in the U.S. has typically been about 10 million more than the number of men registered to vote. Women have registered and voted at higher rates than men in every presidential election since 1980, with the turnout gap between women and men growing slightly larger with each successive presidential election. In this political war of the genders, youโ€™d much rather have women on your side. More troubling for Donald Trump is Harrisโ€™s inroads with certain demographics where Republicans have historically been competitive: Among white college-educated women, Harris has a whopping 23-point lead in that same ABC News/Ipsos poll. Interestingly, sheโ€™s also leading with white college-educated men by 4 points in that poll. A total disaster for Trump anyway you cut it. This over-performance with women has made Harris very competitive in suburban areas all across America and lifted the fortunes of Democrats in some of most competitive races in the country. Once a reliable demographic for the GOP, the suburbs have steadily shifted to Democrats during the Trump era; that phenomenon is even more pronounced with Harris at the top of the Democratic ticket today. We see this manifested in a recent CNN poll where suburban voters back Harris over Trump 52% vs 44%, with suburban women backing Harris by an astonishing 55% vs 41%. There is also an NPR/PBS/Marist poll out there showing Harris with a massive 31-point lead with suburban women โ€“ beating Trump 65% to 34%. Kamalaโ€™s formidable lead with women is so pronounced that the phenomenon has extended to Republican women who are giving her record crossover support. We have seen endorsements from prominent Republican women including Liz Cheney and Barbara Bush (George W. Bushโ€™s daughter). To be clear, Trumpโ€™s fascist threat to our Democracy may be the primary reason these prominent GOP women back Harris, but it still underscores the breadth of Kamalaโ€™s appeal in a polarized political environment. Early voting numbers so far already reflect an electorate dominated by women: According to statistics provided by @ThirdWayKessler, almost 12 million people have voted in the 7 swing states so far, with around 1.3 million more women voting than men. The gender gap is roughly 55% to 45% in favor of women. (Post continues below in comments)
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Andy Beshear is the kind of good-natured person, where if you hate him, you feel like youโ€™ve committed a sin. This man literally has no enemies. This explains how a progressive Democrat can win decisively in a ruby red state. He seems like an impossible politician for our times.
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Replying to @VoteHub @votehub
In exit polls that weโ€™ve seen so far, Harris is beating Trump by a decisive margin in North Carolina. This suggests that she is getting substantial support from Independents and disaffected Republicans who want to put an end to the chaotic Trump era. The electorate of 2024 is similar to 2008 vis-ร -vis the cross party appeal of the Democratic candidate. We all know how that election turned out.
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Replying to @iamcardib
Well said, Cardi. Women are the most powerful group of voters in America. They vastly outnumber registered male voters in every state. If women flex the full weight of their political muscle, itโ€™s game over. We are already seeing that in the exit polls. Kamala Harris is benefiting from the largest gender gap we have ever seen in politics. Sheโ€™s leading Trump by an astonishing margin among women of all backgrounds. I elaborated on this phenomenon further in my post: nitter.app/foundingideals/status/โ€ฆ
This election will be decided by women, and it wonโ€™t be anywhere as close as people think. Kamala Harris is on her way to a decisive victory on November 5, if not an outright landslide. The writing has been on the wall for the GOP since the corrupt Republican Supreme Court stripped women of their individual freedoms and bodily autonomy with that fateful Dobbs decision. Democrats have over-performed in every single election since the overturning of Roe v. Wade. The male-dominated punditry continually try to overlook and dismiss this dynamic. Many of us men simply donโ€™t understand or appreciate how critical this issue is for women. For millions of women across America, particularly those living in Republican-controlled states, itโ€™s literally a matter of life or death for them. This is not something they can simply โ€œget overโ€ or โ€œmove onโ€ from. We are seeing a real shift happening within the electorate. Kamala Harris has a commanding lead with women in every reputable poll out there, and she is benefiting from the largest gender gap we have ever seen in any election. In the latest ABC News/Ipsos poll, Harris enjoys a 14-point advantage with women while Trump only has a 6 point margin with men. This sharp gender gap is reflected in several other polls. If these polls materialize in the election, it would spell an unmitigated disaster for Donald Trump and provide the groundwork for a stunning blue wave. We already know that women are registered to vote at a much higher rate than men. According to the Center for American Women and Politics (CAWP), in recent years, the number of women registered to vote in the U.S. has typically been about 10 million more than the number of men registered to vote. Women have registered and voted at higher rates than men in every presidential election since 1980, with the turnout gap between women and men growing slightly larger with each successive presidential election. In this political war of the genders, youโ€™d much rather have women on your side. More troubling for Donald Trump is Harrisโ€™s inroads with certain demographics where Republicans have historically been competitive: Among white college-educated women, Harris has a whopping 23-point lead in that same ABC News/Ipsos poll. Interestingly, sheโ€™s also leading with white college-educated men by 4 points in that poll. A total disaster for Trump anyway you cut it. This over-performance with women has made Harris very competitive in suburban areas all across America and lifted the fortunes of Democrats in some of most competitive races in the country. Once a reliable demographic for the GOP, the suburbs have steadily shifted to Democrats during the Trump era; that phenomenon is even more pronounced with Harris at the top of the Democratic ticket today. We see this manifested in a recent CNN poll where suburban voters back Harris over Trump 52% vs 44%, with suburban women backing Harris by an astonishing 55% vs 41%. There is also an NPR/PBS/Marist poll out there showing Harris with a massive 31-point lead with suburban women โ€“ beating Trump 65% to 34%. Kamalaโ€™s formidable lead with women is so pronounced that the phenomenon has extended to Republican women who are giving her record crossover support. We have seen endorsements from prominent Republican women including Liz Cheney and Barbara Bush (George W. Bushโ€™s daughter). To be clear, Trumpโ€™s fascist threat to our Democracy may be the primary reason these prominent GOP women back Harris, but it still underscores the breadth of Kamalaโ€™s appeal in a polarized political environment. Early voting numbers so far already reflect an electorate dominated by women: According to statistics provided by @ThirdWayKessler, almost 12 million people have voted in the 7 swing states so far, with around 1.3 million more women voting than men. The gender gap is roughly 55% to 45% in favor of women. (Post continues below in comments)
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Replying to @lyzl
Itโ€™s the single most pivotal issue in this election. Iโ€™ve written about it at length here:
This election will be decided by women, and it wonโ€™t be anywhere as close as people think. Kamala Harris is on her way to a decisive victory on November 5, if not an outright landslide. The writing has been on the wall for the GOP since the corrupt Republican Supreme Court stripped women of their individual freedoms and bodily autonomy with that fateful Dobbs decision. Democrats have over-performed in every single election since the overturning of Roe v. Wade. The male-dominated punditry continually try to overlook and dismiss this dynamic. Many of us men simply donโ€™t understand or appreciate how critical this issue is for women. For millions of women across America, particularly those living in Republican-controlled states, itโ€™s literally a matter of life or death for them. This is not something they can simply โ€œget overโ€ or โ€œmove onโ€ from. We are seeing a real shift happening within the electorate. Kamala Harris has a commanding lead with women in every reputable poll out there, and she is benefiting from the largest gender gap we have ever seen in any election. In the latest ABC News/Ipsos poll, Harris enjoys a 14-point advantage with women while Trump only has a 6 point margin with men. This sharp gender gap is reflected in several other polls. If these polls materialize in the election, it would spell an unmitigated disaster for Donald Trump and provide the groundwork for a stunning blue wave. We already know that women are registered to vote at a much higher rate than men. According to the Center for American Women and Politics (CAWP), in recent years, the number of women registered to vote in the U.S. has typically been about 10 million more than the number of men registered to vote. Women have registered and voted at higher rates than men in every presidential election since 1980, with the turnout gap between women and men growing slightly larger with each successive presidential election. In this political war of the genders, youโ€™d much rather have women on your side. More troubling for Donald Trump is Harrisโ€™s inroads with certain demographics where Republicans have historically been competitive: Among white college-educated women, Harris has a whopping 23-point lead in that same ABC News/Ipsos poll. Interestingly, sheโ€™s also leading with white college-educated men by 4 points in that poll. A total disaster for Trump anyway you cut it. This over-performance with women has made Harris very competitive in suburban areas all across America and lifted the fortunes of Democrats in some of most competitive races in the country. Once a reliable demographic for the GOP, the suburbs have steadily shifted to Democrats during the Trump era; that phenomenon is even more pronounced with Harris at the top of the Democratic ticket today. We see this manifested in a recent CNN poll where suburban voters back Harris over Trump 52% vs 44%, with suburban women backing Harris by an astonishing 55% vs 41%. There is also an NPR/PBS/Marist poll out there showing Harris with a massive 31-point lead with suburban women โ€“ beating Trump 65% to 34%. Kamalaโ€™s formidable lead with women is so pronounced that the phenomenon has extended to Republican women who are giving her record crossover support. We have seen endorsements from prominent Republican women including Liz Cheney and Barbara Bush (George W. Bushโ€™s daughter). To be clear, Trumpโ€™s fascist threat to our Democracy may be the primary reason these prominent GOP women back Harris, but it still underscores the breadth of Kamalaโ€™s appeal in a polarized political environment. Early voting numbers so far already reflect an electorate dominated by women: According to statistics provided by @ThirdWayKessler, almost 12 million people have voted in the 7 swing states so far, with around 1.3 million more women voting than men. The gender gap is roughly 55% to 45% in favor of women. (Post continues below in comments)
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Replying to @VoteHub @votehub
This election wonโ€™t be close at all. Donald Trump lost the election on June 24, 2022 when the Republican Supreme Court stripped women of their individual freedoms and bodily autonomy. In this in-depth post, I explained why that is the pivotal issue in this election and outlined why Kamala is on her way to a decisive victory on November 5:
This election will be decided by women, and it wonโ€™t be anywhere as close as people think. Kamala Harris is on her way to a decisive victory on November 5, if not an outright landslide. The writing has been on the wall for the GOP since the corrupt Republican Supreme Court stripped women of their individual freedoms and bodily autonomy with that fateful Dobbs decision. Democrats have over-performed in every single election since the overturning of Roe v. Wade. The male-dominated punditry continually try to overlook and dismiss this dynamic. Many of us men simply donโ€™t understand or appreciate how critical this issue is for women. For millions of women across America, particularly those living in Republican-controlled states, itโ€™s literally a matter of life or death for them. This is not something they can simply โ€œget overโ€ or โ€œmove onโ€ from. We are seeing a real shift happening within the electorate. Kamala Harris has a commanding lead with women in every reputable poll out there, and she is benefiting from the largest gender gap we have ever seen in any election. In the latest ABC News/Ipsos poll, Harris enjoys a 14-point advantage with women while Trump only has a 6 point margin with men. This sharp gender gap is reflected in several other polls. If these polls materialize in the election, it would spell an unmitigated disaster for Donald Trump and provide the groundwork for a stunning blue wave. We already know that women are registered to vote at a much higher rate than men. According to the Center for American Women and Politics (CAWP), in recent years, the number of women registered to vote in the U.S. has typically been about 10 million more than the number of men registered to vote. Women have registered and voted at higher rates than men in every presidential election since 1980, with the turnout gap between women and men growing slightly larger with each successive presidential election. In this political war of the genders, youโ€™d much rather have women on your side. More troubling for Donald Trump is Harrisโ€™s inroads with certain demographics where Republicans have historically been competitive: Among white college-educated women, Harris has a whopping 23-point lead in that same ABC News/Ipsos poll. Interestingly, sheโ€™s also leading with white college-educated men by 4 points in that poll. A total disaster for Trump anyway you cut it. This over-performance with women has made Harris very competitive in suburban areas all across America and lifted the fortunes of Democrats in some of most competitive races in the country. Once a reliable demographic for the GOP, the suburbs have steadily shifted to Democrats during the Trump era; that phenomenon is even more pronounced with Harris at the top of the Democratic ticket today. We see this manifested in a recent CNN poll where suburban voters back Harris over Trump 52% vs 44%, with suburban women backing Harris by an astonishing 55% vs 41%. There is also an NPR/PBS/Marist poll out there showing Harris with a massive 31-point lead with suburban women โ€“ beating Trump 65% to 34%. Kamalaโ€™s formidable lead with women is so pronounced that the phenomenon has extended to Republican women who are giving her record crossover support. We have seen endorsements from prominent Republican women including Liz Cheney and Barbara Bush (George W. Bushโ€™s daughter). To be clear, Trumpโ€™s fascist threat to our Democracy may be the primary reason these prominent GOP women back Harris, but it still underscores the breadth of Kamalaโ€™s appeal in a polarized political environment. Early voting numbers so far already reflect an electorate dominated by women: According to statistics provided by @ThirdWayKessler, almost 12 million people have voted in the 7 swing states so far, with around 1.3 million more women voting than men. The gender gap is roughly 55% to 45% in favor of women. (Post continues below in comments)
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Replying to @hugolowell
The ingredients are present for a decisive Harris victory, if not an outright landslide. Harris has run a flawless campaign and is closing the race on one of the strongest notes possible. Her coalition is the broadest weโ€™ve seen in modern politics. There is real momentum behind her, and you get the sense that this is not just your average campaign, but a powerful political movement manifesting in real time.
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Replying to @TalbertSwan
The gaslighting from these people is insane. The denial of our pain and lived experiences. They expect Black people to tolerate this constant dehumanization and denigration and just carry on as if itโ€™s normal. Itโ€™s indicative of how deeply racist American society is that an unrepentant white supremacist like Charlie Kirk can be celebrated as a national hero. They are loudly telling us that they donโ€™t value Black people in this country.
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Replying to @VoteHub @votehub
Hereโ€™s all you need to know ๐Ÿ‘‡๐Ÿพ ๐ŸŸฆ Democratic Firewall: 412, 143 ๐ŸŸช Democratic Firewall with Indies: 497, 308 Independents have historically backed the Democratic candidate 70-30 during early voting. Democrats are pretty much at 100% of their 500,000 firewall target, and they are expected to show up in much bigger numbers on Election Day compared to 2020. Itโ€™s over for MAGA.
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Replying to @BookerGWash
Stop being disingenuous. There were two Democrats in that race, plus a Republican. Mamdani did exceptionally well considering the forces that were aligned against him. Iโ€™m very proud to have voted for him.
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Replying to @KellyScaletta
9.5/10 Iโ€™ve been beating the drums about a possible Kamala landslide for a while now. All the ingredients are present for that to materialize. The fundamentals of this race have strongly favored Harris since she entered the race. Kamala is closing this race with one of the strongest hands possible.
The data is literally screaming at us! Iโ€™ve been saying for a while now that the ingredients are present for a decisive Harris victory, if not an outright landslide. This election wonโ€™t be as close as people think. MAGA will be crushed and Donald Trump relegated to the dustbin of history. Exit polls like this are not a fluke. We are seeing more evidence of this emerging as Election Day draws nearer. As Iโ€™ve said time and time again, the fundamentals of this election strongly favor Harris. Given Kamalaโ€™s commanding lead in these exit polls, and based on the party registrations of early voters so far, we can also deduce that Harris is getting massive support from Independents and disaffected Republicans who want to turn the page on a divisive and chaotic Trump era defined by criminality and corruption. #WeAreNotGoingBack
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Replying to @BrianKarem
Hereโ€™s my final predictive map. Harris sweeps all the swing states but great potential exists for some pleasant surprises on election night:
Final #Election2024 Map Update @Kamala wins decisively, sweeping all 7 swing states to accumulate at least 319 Electoral College votes, with a popular vote margin of at least 4.5%. Thereโ€™s potential for a much bigger blowout, however. Iโ€™ve long asserted that the ingredients are present for a Harris landslide to materialize. Women voters are the X-factor in this election. The following states, colored in lighter shades of red, present hidden opportunities for stunning election night flips to blue: Florida Texas Ohio Iowa Kansas The following red states present more long-shot possibilities: Indiana Nebraska Montana Missouri Kentucky South Carolina Iโ€™m not making any firm calls on those states, but anything is possible in a #BlueWave election. Americans are ready to turn the page on the chaotic Trump era. We are ready to make history and defend our Democracy. #WeAreNotGoingBack
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Replying to @robhardyjr
Iโ€™ve long noticed the same thing. Elon Musk bought this platform to promote right-wing propaganda and interfere in our elections. Itโ€™s clear as day.
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Replying to @StatisticUrban
I wish Democrats gerrymandered blue states as much as Republicans do red states. If Democrats gerrymandered New York and California the way Republicans gerrymandered Florida and Texas, the GOP wouldnโ€™t stand a chance in the House.
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The shooter deserves capital punishment if not life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. This virulent form of white-supremacy needs to be eliminated across the United States.
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Across the swing states, the gender gap is as follows: Michigan ๐ŸŸฆ Women +14% Pennsylvania ๐ŸŸฆ Women +13% Georgia ๐ŸŸฆ Women +12% North Carolina ๐ŸŸฆ Women +11% Wisconsin ๐ŸŸฆ Women +8% Arizona ๐ŸŸฆ Women +4% Nevada ๐ŸŸจ Women and men tied (so far) Harrisโ€™s powerful performance with women and other fundamentals of this election all factor into my projection of her winning a decisive victory with a minimum of 300 votes in the Electoral College and at least 4% margin in the popular vote. Never underestimate the strength and determination of women. They are the most powerful voting group in America. They rarely exercise the full weight of this power, but thatโ€™s about to change in this election. Republicans crossed a line with that Dobbs decision. Millions of young women today have less rights than their mothers and grandmothers. I assure you this will not stand. The 2022 midterms was the canary in the coal mine for the GOP. Ruby red states like Kansas and Kentucky voting overwhelmingly to protect reproductive rights for women are not a fluke. Womenโ€™s rights are a core issue of this election against an overaching backdrop of Freedom vs Authoritarianism. There is nothing more important to Americans than our quest for individual freedoms. MAGA picked the wrong fight. They are about to find out.
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I would love that, but the Dems tend to back away from these kinds of fights.
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Final #Election2024 Map Update @Kamala wins decisively, sweeping all 7 swing states to accumulate at least 319 Electoral College votes, with a popular vote margin of at least 4.5%. Thereโ€™s potential for a much bigger blowout, however. Iโ€™ve long asserted that the ingredients are present for a Harris landslide to materialize. Women voters are the X-factor in this election. The following states, colored in lighter shades of red, present hidden opportunities for stunning election night flips to blue: Florida Texas Ohio Iowa Kansas The following red states present more long-shot possibilities: Indiana Nebraska Montana Missouri Kentucky South Carolina Iโ€™m not making any firm calls on those states, but anything is possible in a #BlueWave election. Americans are ready to turn the page on the chaotic Trump era. We are ready to make history and defend our Democracy. #WeAreNotGoingBack
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Replying to @PopCrave
This is money being paid to a mob boss for protection. The companies are afraid of retribution under a vindictive Trump Administration, so they are paying into an extortion racket to avoid that. The $1 million donation is pocket change to these billionaires. They get to boost the ego of the mob boss while getting โ€œprotectionโ€ from retribution at the same time.
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Replying to @DineshDSouza
You and Vivek were happy to dish out that racism to others as long as it doesnโ€™t apply to Indians like you. You can go to hell.
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Replying to @electionsjoe
Zohran Mamdani is our chef ๐Ÿ‘จโ€๐Ÿณ
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Replying to @WonderKing82
According to the U.S. Constitution, he canโ€™t.
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Replying to @NewsWire_US
Republicans are desperately trying to rig this election. Something sketchy is going on.
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Why are you hoping for Trump to undermine the duly elected Democratic Mayor of NYC? Are you secretly a Republican, or you just rage baiting to get attention?
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Replying to @RpsAgainstTrump
Brexit is the worst thing to have happened to the UK. It has diminished the UK in both wealth and power. Being Anti-Brexit is a good thing. Itโ€™s similar to being anti-MAGA in the United States.
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Replying to @ForecasterEnten
Iโ€™ve been ringing the bells on this for a while now. This election wonโ€™t be close. The signs were always there:
The data is literally screaming at us! Iโ€™ve been saying for a while now that the ingredients are present for a decisive Harris victory, if not an outright landslide. This election wonโ€™t be as close as people think. MAGA will be crushed and Donald Trump relegated to the dustbin of history. Exit polls like this are not a fluke. We are seeing more evidence of this emerging as Election Day draws nearer. As Iโ€™ve said time and time again, the fundamentals of this election strongly favor Harris. Given Kamalaโ€™s commanding lead in these exit polls, and based on the party registrations of early voters so far, we can also deduce that Harris is getting massive support from Independents and disaffected Republicans who want to turn the page on a divisive and chaotic Trump era defined by criminality and corruption. #WeAreNotGoingBack
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Replying to @NobleNegroe
Like many of us black in the black community, Kamala and her sister were raised by a single mom because their father walked away from them and refused to play a role in their upbringing. I donโ€™t blame Kamala for this, I blame the absent father. We black men should do better.
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Replying to @RachelBitecofer
Because the right-wing propaganda machine tells them that bailing out students is bad, but bailing out Wall Street is good. This again shows the power of right-wing media in shaping public opinion. Where is the Democratic messaging machine to counter that? We continue to lose in the propaganda war. We donโ€™t have a robust media ecosystem like Republicans do.
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This is the main reason why right-wingers hate her.
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Thatโ€™s what Iโ€™m talking about ๐Ÿ‘Š๐Ÿพ๐Ÿ˜Ž Thank you for fighting Gen-Z ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿพ You are the future!
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Replying to @notcapnamerica
As Iโ€™ve said time and time again, Trump 2.0 is white supremacy on steroids. Things are playing out exactly as predicted.
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Replying to @iamcardib
Thank you for your powerful advocacy, Cardi. You are one of the realest ones out there who understands the plight of working class Americans. We appreciate the role you play in defending our Democracy. #HarrisWalz2024 #VoteBlue
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Replying to @VoteHub @votehub
This is too generous to Republicans. Iโ€™d prefer a 52-0 map in Democratsโ€™ favor.
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Jasmine Crockett is absolutely correct. America has a white supremacy problem, and itโ€™s fueling the overwhelming majority of mass shootings in this country. Right-wing extremism is the most dangerous domestic threat in the United States.
Jasmine Crockett: โ€œSo we not gonna talk about white supremacy? Weโ€™re not gonna talk about the fact that the vast majority of these shootings, if we look at the numbers, white supremacy ideology. Itโ€™s not black folk that are going out there. Itโ€™s not immigrantsโ€
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Replying to @HouseDemocrats
Republicans are shutting down the government because they want to protect pedophiles in the Epstein Files. This is simple messaging that hits hard with the public. Please run with that.
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This type of divisiveness will only weaken the black community. You are doing white-supremacy a favor with this nonsense. As black people, we need to stand together and not pull each down with trivialities.
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Replying to @TheDemocrats
I voted early for Zohran Mamdani, and I have encouraged all my family and friends to do so.
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The ingredients are present for a Kamala landslide. Iโ€™ve been saying this for a while now. Bookmark this post if you must and get back to me on election night. Youโ€™ll be shocked how accurate I am. Americans are ready to turn the page. #WeAreNotGoingBack
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Replying to @USA_Polling
This is how Iโ€™m feeling ๐Ÿ‘‡๐Ÿพ
Final #Election2024 Map Update @Kamala wins decisively, sweeping all 7 swing states to accumulate at least 319 Electoral College votes, with a popular vote margin of at least 4.5%. Thereโ€™s potential for a much bigger blowout, however. Iโ€™ve long asserted that the ingredients are present for a Harris landslide to materialize. Women voters are the X-factor in this election. The following states, colored in lighter shades of red, present hidden opportunities for stunning election night flips to blue: Florida Texas Ohio Iowa Kansas The following red states present more long-shot possibilities: Indiana Nebraska Montana Missouri Kentucky South Carolina Iโ€™m not making any firm calls on those states, but anything is possible in a #BlueWave election. Americans are ready to turn the page on the chaotic Trump era. We are ready to make history and defend our Democracy. #WeAreNotGoingBack
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Replying to @IAPolls2022
Fitting poll for the worst president in history. MAGA morons are in denial.
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Replying to @SimonWDC
Iโ€™ve been bullish on Harrisโ€™ prospects since she entered the race. The fundamentals of this election strongly favor her. Itโ€™s been that way since day one. I never pay attention to the right-wing noise machine. All the fundamentals point to a decisive Harris victory, if not an outright landslide. Hereโ€™s my final predictive map:
Final #Election2024 Map Update @Kamala wins decisively, sweeping all 7 swing states to accumulate at least 319 Electoral College votes, with a popular vote margin of at least 4.5%. Thereโ€™s potential for a much bigger blowout, however. Iโ€™ve long asserted that the ingredients are present for a Harris landslide to materialize. Women voters are the X-factor in this election. The following states, colored in lighter shades of red, present hidden opportunities for stunning election night flips to blue: Florida Texas Ohio Iowa Kansas The following red states present more long-shot possibilities: Indiana Nebraska Montana Missouri Kentucky South Carolina Iโ€™m not making any firm calls on those states, but anything is possible in a #BlueWave election. Americans are ready to turn the page on the chaotic Trump era. We are ready to make history and defend our Democracy. #WeAreNotGoingBack
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@reesetheone1 my forecast is close to yours, but I truly believe that an election night upset is possible in either Florida/Texas or another surprise red state that none of us are paying attention to yet.
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Welcome to the Big Democratic Tent. The Clintons and Obamas are superstars in the Democratic Party. They always will be. Grab a seat and get comfortable with that fact. You are welcome in our party, but you donโ€™t get to dictate the terms to us. Signed, Partisan Democrat
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Replying to @PpollingNumbers
Iโ€™ve been saying for a while now that the ingredients are present for a landslide Harris victory. Some people refuse to pay attention to the obvious signs before their eyes. This election wonโ€™t be as close as people think.
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Florida has an abortion amendment and legal marijuana on the ballot. These two items will significantly boost turnout among Democrats and Independents. There is broad popular support for both measures. Florida Republicans are conflicted on these issues.
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Replying to @Bakari_Sellers
According to what Iโ€™m hearing, he was the grand wizard of the local chapter of the KKK back in the days. His behavior is a clear manifestation of white supremacy in America.
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We are about to witness the most insane inflation once those mass deportations start and those Trump tariffs hit. This is the kind of thing that can push our economy into a Great Depression. MAGAts have no idea whatโ€™s coming down the pike.
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Replying to @DapperDomo
Your clap back is legendary. You have a new follower.
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Replying to @SanaSaeed
This is why I voted for him. Mamdani genuinely loves NYC, and he has centered average folks who are often forgotten in this city.
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Replying to @FrankLuntz
Iโ€™ve been saying for a while now that the ingredients are present for a decisive Harris victory, if not an outright landslide. Some people refuse to pay attention to the obvious signs before their eyes. This election wonโ€™t be as close as people think.
The data is literally screaming at us! Iโ€™ve been saying for a while now that the ingredients are present for a decisive Harris victory, if not an outright landslide. This election wonโ€™t be as close as people think. MAGA will be crushed and Donald Trump relegated to the dustbin of history. Exit polls like this are not a fluke. We are seeing more evidence of this emerging as Election Day draws nearer. As Iโ€™ve said time and time again, the fundamentals of this election strongly favor Harris. Given Kamalaโ€™s commanding lead in these exit polls, and based on the party registrations of early voters so far, we can also deduce that Harris is getting massive support from Independents and disaffected Republicans who want to turn the page on a divisive and chaotic Trump era defined by criminality and corruption. #WeAreNotGoingBack
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Replying to @RachelBitecofer
That right there is right-wing framing and it shows the power of right-wing propaganda in America. Migrants actually bolster the economy and pay more into the system than they take out. They are easy scapegoats for demagogues like Trump, but when you crunch the numbers, they are a net benefit to our economy. Trickle down economics, tax cuts for billionaires and big corporations, offshoring of our manufacturing sector, corporate price gouging, etc have been far more harmful to working class Americans. Democrats donโ€™t know how to message, so they accept right-wing framing and end up playing defense instead of going on offense and pressing Republicans where they are vulnerable.
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Replying to @trouble_man90
Iโ€™ve said this before, magats have proven to be more politically strategic than far-left freaks. Magats are only interested in raw power - they donโ€™t care how they get it. Far left freaks want attention on social media.
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Replying to @RalstonReports
Iโ€™m not surrendering an inch to Fascist Republicans. Democrats will win Nevada.
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Replying to @krassenstein
Republicans pulled this same vote rigging stunt across the swing states on Election Day, November 2024. Itโ€™s obvious what they are trying to do.
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The gold standard of political polls.
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Replying to @BOENYC
Iโ€™m glad I voted early for Zohran Mamdani. I also voted yes for ballot proposals 2-5.
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Replying to @sjs856
Exactly. Millions of us ride the subway everyday without harming people with mental health issues. We mind our own business and keep it pushing. Thatโ€™s life in NYC.
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Thereโ€™s an incontrovertible anti-establishment current sweeping through liberal democracies around the world. The notable trend is a rejection of the status quo and a shift towards illiberalism and ethnonationalism. The outcome of the US Presidential Election is not that surprising when you look at the bigger global picture. There were warning signs coming from Europe and elsewhere. The stunning defeat of the Liberal Democrats in Japan and shocking victory for the far right in Austria were recent harbingers of what might happen here.
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Excellent thread! Iโ€™ve made this same argument. Florida is absolutely winnable this year. Obama won this state twice. It can be done. Luckily, the Harris campaign is taking note and making moves:
NEWS >> Kamala Harris campaign to launch Florida ground game this weekend โ€” deploying 2,600+ volunteers. โ€œWe are working for every vote in this state ... itโ€™s one we are determined to win,โ€ said @missburneysays, Florida State Director for the campaign. tallahassee.com/story/news/pโ€ฆ
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Couldnโ€™t happen to a more deserving bitch. Iโ€™m proud of her constituents.
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Replying to @Variety
This is racketeering money paid to a mob boss for protection against retribution from his administration.
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Bezos is full of shid. The only reason he decided to cancel the endorsement is because he has billions of dollars in business interests tied to the government and he is afraid of retribution in a potential Trump Administration. Trump has made it clear that business leaders will be punished if they donโ€™t bow to him. This is a precursor to Fascism.
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Replying to @mattsheffield
Because Republicans have a well-oiled propaganda machine meshed within a vast right-wing media ecosystem. Itโ€™s not so much about the policies as it is about messaging and infusing your propaganda into the masses. Republicans are good at that.
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