Tariffs and gas prices mattered. But a 20.2 median swing left across the South?

This is a Callais backlash

WORK TO DO. Scott Colom currently leads in Mississippi by 43 votes so it's time to bear down on ballot curing - contacting folks whose votes were rejected for fixable, technical reasons and getting them "repaired" so they can be counted. We also need to folks to monitor ballot counts and a lot more.

These ultra-tight races are excellent examples of "if your vote didn't matter, they wouldn't try so hard to stop you."

we are lucky that Musk is as bad at politics as he is, but we can't afford to keep getting lucky

important class war update: "And, digging into that bucket second to the top, CBS has reported that almost all of the Senate Republican donations concerned the [strikethrough]trillionaire’s[/strikethrough] billionaire’s current home state of Texas."

Do it.

The richest 0.1% of Americans have more than doubled their immense wealth since 2019 — per WSJ.

Black leaders across the South have expressed a visceral shock in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision gutting the Voting Rights Act.

But as the surprise wears off, a sense of isolation has begun to set in among some.

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On this day in 1917, NY women won equal voting rights. The referendum victory—703,129 votes to 600,776—came after years of suffrage marches in NY and a hard-fought loss in a 1915 NY referendum. The victory helped set the stage for the final push for the Nineteenth Amendment. #WeTheMen

Fuck! I still haven't left 20205 and now it's already 20256