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Where Every Texas Democratic Congressional Candidate Stands On Israel And AIPAC Money
Note: This is a long one.
Earlier this week, Beto O’Rourke appeared on the Left Reckoning Podcast with David Griscom and Matt Lech. You can catch that full episode HERE. It was such a great conversation. A year or two back, I used to say L...
Republicans Built Themselves A Trap
Every election season, I’m bombarded with calls from candidates and campaign managers who want to convince me that, despite what the maps and the polls say, THIS YEAR they are going to flip their district. They’re working harder. They’re ra...
Chris Gober's Résumé: Musk's Lawyer, Orbán's Fixer, DOGE's Panelist
After Texas Republicans’ mid-decade redistricting last year, we all became familiar with a wee-little man named Adam Kincaid, executive director of the National Republican Redistricting Trust (NRRT), the GOP’s chief redistricting organizati...
Meet The Candidates: Denise Wooten For Texas House District 63
This series is called Meet the Candidates. Over the next three months, I’ll spotlight a handful of Democratic races each month, mainly in the Legislature and in Congress. These aren’t endorsements. They’re introductions, a way to understand...
Meet The Candidates: Michelle Williams For Texas House District 127
This series is called Meet the Candidates. Over the next three months, I’ll spotlight a handful of Democratic races each month, mainly in the Legislature and in Congress. These aren’t endorsements. They’re introductions, a way to understand...
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