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Thinking of the hundreds of mostly young mostly not very well paid people working long days to make sure Mike Rogers does not come back to the Senate. Grateful they’ve all prioritized the future of the country over everything else the last several months!
Colin Diersing retweeted
Congressman Casar is correct.
I’ve conducted more Latino polling & focus groups of the fastest growing part of the working class this year than ever before and the findings are striking.
Despite all the celebrating here, Latinos feel abandoned by the Democratic Party & have no confidence that anything will result in improving the economy - their priority issue.
Cut the parade short and get to work if you want to keep them.
I respect Sen. Schatz, but I 100% disagree with him here.
Even if we win the midterms, Democrats have far to go to win back the trust of working people. If Democrats don't understand that, we will sleepwalk into President Vance 2028.
No one in America thinks the status quo is working.
Voters want fighters for higher paychecks and lower prices. Next year, Democrats must pass bills powerful enough to actually tackle the cost of living crisis and root out rampant corruption. We cannot be the party of nervous lawyers who just tinker around the edges.
For more than a decade, Democrats have been known primarily as the anti-Trump Party. If we take back Congress, we have to show we're more than anti-Trump. That starts with cracking down on corporate greed to bring down the cost of health care, housing, child care, groceries, and gas. And it means doing oversight of both the Trump Administration and big corporations ripping people off.
If Donald Trump chooses to veto our popular, pro-affordability policies, the fight is far from over. We'll run on them in 2028 and pass them in 2029.
Colin Diersing retweeted
The rare DeSantis endorsement of @USProgressives legislation. He’s right to be worried. The Democratic Party is slowly consolidating around a vision of AI populism, while the political right has been completely co-opted by the AI industry and their financiers.
Colin Diersing retweeted
I respect Sen. Schatz, but I 100% disagree with him here.
Even if we win the midterms, Democrats have far to go to win back the trust of working people. If Democrats don't understand that, we will sleepwalk into President Vance 2028.
No one in America thinks the status quo is working.
Voters want fighters for higher paychecks and lower prices. Next year, Democrats must pass bills powerful enough to actually tackle the cost of living crisis and root out rampant corruption. We cannot be the party of nervous lawyers who just tinker around the edges.
For more than a decade, Democrats have been known primarily as the anti-Trump Party. If we take back Congress, we have to show we're more than anti-Trump. That starts with cracking down on corporate greed to bring down the cost of health care, housing, child care, groceries, and gas. And it means doing oversight of both the Trump Administration and big corporations ripping people off.
If Donald Trump chooses to veto our popular, pro-affordability policies, the fight is far from over. We'll run on them in 2028 and pass them in 2029.
.@SenBrianSchatz says that if Democrats take the Senate, the party's left wing needs to be strategic about not proposing things "that the president of the United States is guaranteed to veto."
"If we want to be more aspirational, if we want to make more bold policy changes... that's for 2028."
Colin Diersing retweeted
As more millennial guys are running for office, some are explicitly branding themselves “Girl Dads” I wrote about Brian Poindexter being another Midwestern Dem doing the same 19thnews.org/2026/10/ohio-vo…
Colin Diersing retweeted
Ohio's 7th Congressional District race pits Max Miller against Brian Poindexter, who's focusing on workers' rights Full Story: wkyc.com/article/news/politi… #maceknewsnation #3news
Colin Diersing retweeted
Embattled Rep. Max Miller has put another $250,000 into his campaign. That’s on top of $1 million in loans that the congressman has made already this cycle for his extremely tough reelection.
More from @allymutnick:
punchbowl.news/article/house…
Colin Diersing retweeted
JD Vance calls himself a champion of working people. He’s actually a Silicon Valley venture capitalist, bankrolled by tech billionaires.
When he runs for president, we’ll make sure every Texan knows it.
Colin Diersing retweeted
Max Miller just gave his campaign another $250,000.
He’s spent as much on his own campaigns than I’ve made in my entire life.
Max Miller is unfit to serve, but he’s still in this race because of our corrupt campaign finance system.
I need your help to beat him.
Colin Diersing retweeted
#OH07 Republican Max Miller gives his campaign a $250,000 infusion in the final stretch, on top of the $1M he loaned his campaign in Q3
“On Thursday, Casar and 19 other Democrats sent a letter to OpenAI, pressing the company about the firing of three safety researchers.”
Progressives eye AI oversight if Dems win House politi.co/4yOvHQo
Colin Diersing retweeted
This lifelong Republican called into Glenn Beck’s radio show to say: when it comes to voting for Max Miller, “I just can’t look the other way.”
Thank you to everyone putting country over party.
Colin Diersing retweeted
New polling found a sleeper issue in the debate on AI. House Republicans are vulnerable on a vote they took as part of the Big Beautiful Bill that would have blocked states from regulating AI for 10 years. It's a more potent attack than data centers.
axios.com/2026/10/29/democra…
Colin Diersing retweeted
Last “half priced pizza” day before the election.... not everyone could make it today, but I’m grateful I was able to make it!
"Cost of living is Poindexter’s number one priority"
cleveland19.com/2026/10/28/e…
something to be written about the 'graduated right before '16, lived through '20 and '24', "will never hope" microgeneration
Colin Diersing retweeted
I’m heartbroken. For decades, Dolores Huerta fought to make the world a better place for workers, women, and immigrants.
At 95 years old, Dolores would get on a red-eye flight on a moment’s notice to make it for a protest at the Capitol, or a meeting with brave Texas workers. She was inspiring us until the very end.
Que en paz descanse, Dolores.
