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McMorrow: "First of all, I have no idea what the hell Haley Stevens is doing. This is a moment where we have to recognize the stakes."
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Mike Rogers is one of the chief architects of the modern surveillance state and a champion of the forever war.
Privacy and war are two of the very few issues on which a member of Congress can make a difference with a marginal, decisive vote.
Michigan, let’s make sure Rogers gets nowhere near the U.S. Senate.
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.@AbdulElSayed is a fighter, and he’s offering something people haven’t felt from Washington in a long time: hope. He’ll fight to get big money out of politics, put more money in your pocket, and pass Medicare for All. Big money is loud, but it isn’t unbeatable—and we can prove it.
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“We’re funding a country that murders thousands of children. I think that we should stop bowing down to Israel and worry more about people here. Nowadays speaking out against this people just say you’re anti-Semitic.” - Trump 2024 voter telling NYT why they’re voting for Abdul
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If I was actually trying to harm Abdul's campaign, it would look a lot like the PR roll out we've seen from Haley that started with CNN, then her husband's bizarre tirade, and now this crazy, hyper online, conspiratorial statement about a TV ad Abdul obviously hates!
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Large businesses with high and growing health care burdens should get on board with offloading that budget line to the federal government
Important chart from @EconBerger
Healthcare costs are soaring again for employers (and frankly for most Americans). Take a look at the green line on the chart.
A key reason employers aren't eager to boost wages right now is b/c they are paying a lot more toward healthcare costs.
"Wage growth is being outpaced by benefit cost growth. And a major recent driver for benefit cost growth is employer health insurance contributions: they’re growing at 6.4% Y/Y, matching the fastest pace in two decades." - Economist Guy Berger
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I just don’t understand why they are doing this shit with 5 days to go.
WFMD/Fox: Nancy Pelosi calls Mamdani, El-Sayed’s past comments on Israel “concerning” and “wrong”
Pelosi on Abdul El-Sayed: El-Sayed: “This new person in Michigan, we’ll see if he gets elected.”
Link to article: wfmd.com/2026/10/29/nancy-pe…
Bernie Sanders is a real one
NEWS: Bernie Sanders has poured nearly $2.3M into 7 Senate races, including $1.26M for El-Sayed, $330K for Nixon, $260K for Flanagan and $100K for Jackson
Plus $30K to Brown in OH and $25K to Osborn in NE, candidates he hadn’t endorsed
Full read out of Sanders’ midterm push: politico.com/storyline/live/…
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remember when Mike Rogers lied about working on a car assembly line lol michiganadvance.com/2026/09/…
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If you go for 2 when you’re down 8 (extra point cuts it to 7), why not just go for 2 every time? I don’t understand the logic.
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Woof: Mike Rogers isn’t responding to requests for interviews with Michigan Public and other local outlets.
Seems like someone might be scared of having to answer for his rubber stamping of Trump’s disastrous economic agenda! michiganpublic.org/politics-…
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Digital staff across progressive politics have spent the past 15 years thinking about and working on deliverability, list hygiene, and formal sunset policies for lapsed supporters.
As best I can tell, Republicans have not done those things.
This is the result.
We scanned 50,000+ emails over the last 30 days.
There’s a 45-point gap in inbox rate between the two parties.
Whatever you think of the marketing tactics, that gap is INSANE and hard to ignore. 📊@InboxGOP
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Who could have imagined.
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I cannot stress enough that this behavior ought to be utterly disqualifying for any future office or role in the Democratic Party
Stevens, cont'd.: "But I will be honest: There are a lot of voters in Michigan ... they are still undecided and they are hurt and they are confused. And this is why I think our nominee is in a very strong position to denounce the hateful ads that have hurt people." #MISEN
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In the first "AI election," Democrats launch an ad blitz in key races to target GOP incumbents axios.com/2026/10/29/democra…
