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John Sabattis

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It’s particularly atrocious because suckering voters into believing impossible demands is a huge part of the cocktail that brought us Trump.

Andy Craig

Sanders is being dishonest with this insistence the party has some power to ban super PACs from spending in Dem primaries and they're just refusing to use it. They don't! They can't stop people from buying ads. No such power exists. He's bashing them for not fulfilling a literally impossible demand.

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Sad but true

Andy Craig

Many things will take a long time to fix and some simply aren't fixable. America's international standing, for example, is never returning to the status quo ante. You can't go back to the old NATO after we elected, and then reelected, the guy who threatened to invade and annex a chunk of Denmark.

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I’m still not convinced it was the right decision, but yes.

Ian Bassin

Biden made the right decision with problematic execution pulling out of Afghanistan and he was savaged for it daily. Trump makes one of the worst strategic decisions in U.S. history with catastrophic consequences and somehow the reaction seems milder. Am I wrong about that?

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Lucy Pulls Football from Charlie BrownALT: Lucy Pulls Football from Charlie Brownstatic.klipy.comNBC News

BREAKING: Trump pauses attacks on Iran, citing “perimeters of a deal” that would end Tehran’s “nuclear threat” and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

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I mean, if he’s a business and engineering genius, yes? It’s not illegal to personally hold racist views - so what basis is there for divesting Musk of the companies he has built?

Anthony L. Fisher

Elon Musk’s embarrassing Economist interview and subsequent racist tantrum ought to present the media, government, investors and index funds with a simple yes-or-no question: Should huge chunks of the economy and millions of Americans’ retirement funds be tied to this man’s fortunes? (new @ms.now)

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A great thread, even allowing for the things that Fauci did wrong and were wrong,

Andy Craig

Aside from its many other problems, the idea Fauci was America's power-abusing covid dictator is somewhat complicated by the fact that he never had the power to do the things they're mad about. His recommendations bound nobody and were not particularly rigorously followed by the actual policymakers.

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Pretty ridiculous that Bouie restricts both replies and quote tweets, even as he posts nonsense like claiming that pundits don’t criticize Trump.

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I wonder if and when Dems (and Dem candidates) will explicitly call out that the fastest way to bring down gas prices will be to unilaterally end the war in Iran and leave Hormuz to the Iranians.

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This agenda is a good start - but corruption needs to be #1, if not 1, 2, and 3. The power of the purse is good - but given the Senate and the Presidential veto, you need to start now with what your shutdown strategy is. What are you absolutely going to refuse to fund?

Liberal Currents

“Congress seems to only fitfully remember that it can just tell the executive what to do. Remember when Congress passed a law requiring the release of the Epstein files? We can do more of that—and with harsher punishments for refusing to comply.” www.liberalcurrents.com/dems-need-a-...

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Even when the President says truly crazy things, we should not let it go unremarked upon. substack.com/@thirdameric...

John Sabattis (@thirdamericanfounding)It shouldn’t go unremarked upon that last night the President of the United States went on national television and said that 2 of the 4 major television networks should have their broadcast licenses r...substack.com
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The new age of astroturfing. washingtonmonthly.com/2026/07/10/p...

The Platner Collapse Is a Cautionary Tale About PollingA dearth of high-quality publicly available polling means campaigns and their allies can release lesser surveys to shape their raves.washingtonmonthly.com
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