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Anna Barot retweeted
People keep telling me to put down the juice and soda and drink some water. That’s fine but it better be sparkling with a hint of lime.
Anna Barot retweeted
Coming off a race or just looking for a new role?! We're hiring on team Hochul!
Come work for the best gov, in the best state, with the best comms team (and me) !!
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Anna Barot retweeted
NEW: @KamalaHarris is urging her supporters to help @scott_colom make history in Mississippi’s Senate race.
“Mississippi hasn't elected a Democratic senator since the 1980s. Scott is poised to change that, but only if we have the resources to finish the job.“
Anna Barot retweeted
The amount of dopamine my brain generated when I saw this image of Annie Andrews, James Talarico, and Troy Jackson showing up to Senate orientation nearly sent me into a coma.
James Talarico welcomes Mark Cuban into his political movement on the condition that wealthy supporters accept higher taxes and less influence over politics
“They used their wealth to help working people. And not just through charity, but by changing the systems that make charity necessary.”
“Mark, I've told every wealthy person I come across in this race, if you are okay with getting taxed more, if you're okay with me limiting your influence in politics, you are welcome to join this movement that we are building.”
“And I know my next dollar isn't going to change my life, but it can sure change a lot of other people's lives. And that's the way I try to live.”
w/ @jamestalarico @mcuban
Anna Barot retweeted
I’m a progressive, but I think different subsections of the Democratic Party do different things very well, and the best version of the party moving forward takes a little bit from each of them.
This will vary by state, district, etc. but this is my ideal blueprint for the national party heading into 2028:
— “Name the enemy” progressive economic populism around billionaires, mega corporations, affordability/cost of living, etc. (à la Mamdani/Bernie/AOC)
— “Root out corruption root and stem” and litigating the case about how Citizens United is poisoning our country (à la Ossoff)
— “Love thy neighbor” empathy and tolerance on trans issues (à la Talarico/Hamilton/Warnock/Beshear)
— “America First, but not in a racist/assholic way” around things like tariffs, foreign wars, and spending our tax dollars at home instead (à la El-Sayed)
— “Reclaim patriotism and the American flag” (à la Ryan/Deluzio)
— “Get shit done” (à la Pritzker/Shapiro)
— “Humanely but effectively secure the border, treat immigrants with dignity & dismantle ICE” (à la Pulido/Gallego)
— “Protect our kids from preyed on by Big Tech” (à la McMorrow)
— “These data centers better pay the fuck up” populism (à la Hinojosa/Hong/Lawrence)
— “Let’s regulate the fuck out of these AI companies so we don’t all die” (à la Bores)
Live from New York it’s @JamesTalarico
Anna Barot retweeted
Maybe not the biggest headline of the election, but NYC voted 78–22 to establish a formula for deposits into our Rainy Day Fund.
Even budget math won by a landslide last night.
Anna Barot retweeted
'In 1860, an enslaved man named Sheppard Peek was listed among the possessions of William Peek. His value was placed at $1400.
More than a century and a half later, Sheppard’s great-great-granddaughter, Keisha Lance Bottoms, was elected governor of GA' ajc.com/politics/2026/11/kei…




























