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Do you think perhaps we made a mistake running the Mark Udall strategy and instead should have talked about inflation, abortion, and 1/6 insurrection?
Democrats ready for midterm blame game | The Hill
The one piece of good news is that there will be a generational shift after 11/8. Pelosi, Hoyer and Clyburn will all step down and Hakeem Jeffries will be the new minority leader.
Yep, the complacent, inside-the-Beltway, Dem "strategists" never learn.
Special Rules For Lauren Boobert (From TPM):
Popular Democratic Initiatives. From HC-R:
Too bad the Dems aren't doing a very good job of running on their accomplishments. But, like in 2016, they're letting the far right wing talking heads set the agenda, resulting in the "broken economy" horse manure.
I agree. To be fair, the Republicans have an extensive media network from ultra right to extreme right to regular newspapers owned by billionaires.
They also have a well-oiled micro-targeting machine, which is why you might not see the ads unless you are within the specific demographic getting the messaging.
This trait goes back long before 2016. Democrats have routinely campaigned poorly since the mid 1990s. They have allowed the GOP, and especially they right-most flank of the GOP, dictate the conversation.
Another formerly respected attorney's reputation is now in the crapper thanks to Trump. John Durham's attempt to bolster Trump's conspiracy theories failed again.
The spin thus far has been hilarious, mostly along the lines, "This epic faceplant is all part of the plan."
He could have refused the Benghazi quality effort but he bit. Screw Durham same as Ken Starr may be burn in Baptist hell fires…..
News from DKOS Elections team
● CO-Sen, CO-Gov, CO State Senate: The League of Conservation Voters has deployed an additional $1.7 million to aid Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet, while the American Policy Fund is spending $1.5 million against him. According to analyst Rob Pyers, Bennet's outside group allies have outspent Republican Joe O'Dea's backers $12 million to $6 million through Tuesday.
Meanwhile, Everytown for Gun Safety has announced that it will spend a total of $2.7 million on TV and digital spots in the Denver media market on three separate races. The group is dropping $1 million to help Democratic state Rep. Tom Sullivan defend the open 27th state Senate District, which would have supported Biden 56-42, against Republican Tom Kim in suburban Arapahoe County. The remainder is split between commercials tying O’Dea to “MAGA Republicans” and aiding Democratic Gov. Jared Polis.
Spending money on already likely winners is not really that productive. That money would be a lot better spent in CD8 and maybe even CD3.
At least he's not your GOP candidate for a college's governing board.
"[M]anipulating his genitals in a masturbatory manner" is some pretty good copspeak, I must say.
Is there anything more predictable than a fire-breathing Qult member?
The former Party of Personal Responsibility has fully transitioned to the Party of "I Have No Idea How That Thing Happened With My Dick."
Democratic Party Negligence in VA. Rachel Biticofer
"I'm reposting @seth_j_hill's post-VA analysis which quantifies exactly how Rs won VA in 2021. Tricking Ds into closing out on race mattered, but what REALLY mattered was the GOP's operations in their best precincts, where they hit presidential margins
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/10/19/amazon-founder-jeff-bezos-warns-its-time-to-batten-down-the-hatches.html
Yes, I agree that the solution involves killing the uber rich like Bezos and Space Karen, followed by taking all their stuff.
Oligarchs is oligarchs is oligarchs… …doesn't really matter from whence they come.
https://thehill.com/policy/finance/3695426-us-saw-record-drop-in-home-sales-in-september-redfin/
drop in home sales……..
Yes, Pear, when interest rates go up, that has a dampening impact on real estate. But savers have taken it in the shorts since the end of the Great Recession. After artificially low interest rates for well over a decade, it’s our turn to make a little money.