- Passing gender identity protections in state constitutions
- Repealing anti-trans laws where we have the numbers
- Calling in the Dems that got scared and flinched on sports and surgeries
- Challenging the laws in the new left-leaning state courts
A Democrat trifecta in 2028 doesn't really change the long-term calculus for Canada. We can't afford to trust the Americans the way we used to. Ever.
I think it's hard to know whether any US midterm result will have a significant short-term impact on Canada-US relations.
I don't think any result changes anything about the long-term questions for Canada.
It could be the key to undoing Citizens United.
But the GOP has gerrymandered the state so aggressively that this is not enough for them to win the chamber.
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expand the SC
undo Citizens United
Medicare for All
protect trans folks
tax the rich (esp billionaires)
abolish ICE
shore up voting rights
yeet private equity into the sun
real regulation on tech, AI, surveillance
anti-trust a real thing again
As I noted in this piece, a lot of Democrats have drawn the wrong lessons from the history of FDR's court-packing plan.
Nearly 1 in 5 Americans live in those states.
Many House races remain uncalled, but my very prelimiary estimate is gerrymandering cost Dems 2 dozen seats—only NC’s map fully fell apart
NO. It worked GREAT. We just OVERCAME it. But we'd have even MORE seats, and different candidates could have won those seats, without the gerryamndering.