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Big BIG election in Oklahoma. Your Republican legislature is trying to sneak through their version of the SAVE Act by having a random election in the middle of August.
This MIGHT be more important than November for you.
There’s also Tul...
And not because it’s completely illegal.
Trump knows that a higher voter turnout means, at minimum, he loses the House.
Hi everyone, I know only these essays usually only go out to paid subscribers, but given the growing anger over this meeting I figured out this was worth an exception. And if you do want these essays in your inbox every time I make one, mak...
House Democrats are mostly led by Progressives wanting change.
I know, you see and think I’m full of it, but remember, Jeffries has to moderate his positions to represent the whole caucus, which is incredibly diverse whether you like it...
Jon Ossoff should not have to run for president for you to praise him.
We NEED good Senators who don’t wanna run for president, good House members who don’t wanna be Senators, and good state legislators who don’t want to be in the US Hous...
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