Trump was just as unpopular going into November as he was in 2020. What changed this cycle is Democrats' massive favorability decline and Republicans trust advantages on the issues that mattered most to voters this cycle (the economy/inflation/cost of living).

Way to go, May Nivar!!

It's... Uhh... Still the economy, stupid

There are a lot of qualms one might have with Thomas Jefferson, but on this, I think we can all agree he would be hair on fire mad over such an exorbitant overreach of Federal power. nytimes.com/2025/06/26/us/…

This is absurd

One of the first candidate's I ever knocked doors for and my employer for my first internship is running for reelection. Good luck to Jeff and the team!

George W. Bush's 2nd term was an all-time great era for American comedy.

Iowa’s insiders once again voted to increase your costs while cutting taxes for billionaires. desmoinesregister.com/story/news/pol…

My favorite player of all time.

JUST NOW: Trump has blocked Taiwanese president Lai from visiting New York after pressure from Chinese officials. Lai was scheduled for a stopover in New York on his way to Latin America. After being blocked, Lai's office cancelled the whole trip.

Virginia's minimum wage will rise to $12.77 effective January 1 thanks to the law Virginia Senate Democrats and VA House Democrats passed in 2020 - give us Abigail Spanberger and a Blue House of Delegates and we'll get to $15/hr

Just watched a plane abort a landing. Never seen that before. 600ish feet off the ground and it nosed back up

Was just there hanging out in the tide pools last week and somehow this incredible photo still undersells how beautiful the Oregon coast really is.

Texas, Utah, and Georgia. Wow

Full scale California redistricting should include the option of separation into 5-6 Californias. Give us ten new dem senators.

Industry group American Clean Power (ACP) shared data with Kelsey Tamborrino and me showing that all 10 of the states with the lowest renewable deployment have seen price increases this year, while states with the highest penetration of solar and wind saw their prices fall

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I'm sure there are policy levers involved, but notably high renewables penetration in each of these states: Iowa: 60% (mostly wind) Montana: 57% (mostly wind) Nevada: 40% (mostly solar) North Dakota: 40% (mostly wind) Hawaii: 33% (mostly solar) eia.gov

Also known as October 3rd. 🤷‍♀️