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Tristan (Politically Concerned) retweeted
I’ll say something that will anger some leftist. If you’re running in a purple or swing state, I don’t think campaigning with Hasan Piker is worth the potential political risk. You don’t need his support to win(many leftist have won comfortably without it), and associating with him will invite negative media coverage, distract voters from your message, and force you to spend time defending controversies that have nothing to do with your campaign. While candidates in deep blue cities may be able to withstand that kind of scrutiny with endorsements from figures like AOC, Bernie Sanders, or Zohran Mamdani, the political environment is very different in competitive states. In a close race, you should minimize unnecessary distractions and keep voters focused on your policies, record, and vision. If an endorsement isn’t essential to winning, there’s no reason to take on additional baggage that could hurt you politically.
What am I supposed to do with this credit score?
It feels so useless as I go through my debt free journey.
Cars are paid off, I own a home and the only thing that's left is student loans.
Tristan (Politically Concerned) retweeted
Will be live on WhickTV with @thepondering_ defending retaliatory court expansion by Democrats. Tuesday night — check it out!
Content for the week!
Mon: Going over @IrrationalChad , @kuihman and @ShamooYT 's horrible no good very bad day w/ @tweetsfromstar and @ElderDrazi
Tue: @thepondering_ and @PiscoLitty vs @dilanesper and @neocounterconor on Court Packing
Thurs: Going on @Admiral_Gibbs to discuss VRA, Gerrymandering, more
Fri: Me and @LilithLovett use our nefarious connections to continue to destroy our enemies
TUNE IN!
Tristan (Politically Concerned) retweeted
I hope Americans are paying attention to the fact that while millions are struggling to put gas in their tanks and food on their table, Mike Johnson is fighting to make sure members of Congress can still do insider trading because they only make a measly $174k annually.
Tristan (Politically Concerned) retweeted
Replying to @TheOmniLiberal
They will never critically engage with any opposing opinion because they know the slightest pushback will only expose how depraved these peoples’ ideas are.
Replying to @TheOmniLiberal
Crazy he thinks I'm pro-Israel because I hate Hamas, think there should be a two state solution, and am fully behind defunding and dearming Israel until they ditch the addiction to right wing politics.
They didn't waste $70m. People want to see that the Democrats are fighting and It's working in the polls.
That's been the plan the entire time.
🚨 NOW: It's been revealed that Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger's team PANICKED when Democrats drew the now-struck down 10D-1R Congressional map
"Internally, there is now a LOT of ANGRY SNIPING within Democratic circles in Virginia."
"Don't do this, we don't think it's legal!" her team reportedly warned
Now they WASTED $70M and had an embarrassing defeat 😂
"Spanberger's team reportedly told the legislator don’t do this...now they’re facing the consequences for it!"
h/t @TVNewsNow
Is it anti-democratic if more than 50% of the population votes for something and doesn't get it??
Replying to @KolbeByCheslin @Robertdinca3
Sorry, I'm pro-democracy. That means calling out anti-democratic behavior on both sides. What democrats are doing is anti-democratic and makes them look just as bad as republicans
You can win without becoming as bad as your opponents.
There's a reason Mcmasters doesn't support this.
South Carolina is already gerrymandered in a way that if any more gerrymandering were to happen, the potential for it to backfire is strong.
They are potentially trading one strong Democrat district and splitting it up making for 2-3 more competitive districts. The Internet is calling this a dummymander.
Either way, even if it backfires, everyone needs to take note of the greed and fear within the Republican party right now when it comes to elections.
Taylor Lorenze would say that any democrat who goes to the Obama Presidential Center is a centrist.
Michelle and I can’t wait for you to visit the Obama Presidential Center!
Starting on June 19, the Center will be open to the public, and you’ll be able to check out the Museum along with public spaces like a new branch of the Chicago Public Library with a reading room, a two-acre playground, a fruit and vegetable garden, and more.
Tickets available at tickets.obama.org.
Tristan (Politically Concerned) retweeted
I want you to notice the dynamic that plays out when debating MAGA:
Michael Knowles can dodge and obfuscate around an incredibly simple question, but the moment @mehdirhasan firmly presses for a real answer, he is told to chill out as if HE were the one violating debate norms.
Watch @mehdirhasan press Michael Knowles 6 times whether he condemns Trump's pardoning of Jan 6 rioters:
Tristan (Politically Concerned) retweeted
When pressed about her characterization of the 90 creators in Chorus that she saw being “primarily pro-Centrist,” Taylor says that being “pro-democrat” is what qualifies to her as “centrist.”
Tristan (Politically Concerned) retweeted
I got accused of being "ungrateful" for our troops for simply questioning Trump's Iran war.
Watch it backfire on him instantly.
Tristan (Politically Concerned) retweeted
Replying to @AnaKasparian
what a hilarious self report
your argument is that tucker represents an important viewpoint you agree on and thus ideological differences can be put aside
the important viewpoint kamala agreed with liz cheney on is that trump is an existential threat
so fair to say beating trump wasn’t that important to you by your own standard
























