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Welcome to A Very Special Thursday episode of As the Midterms Turn. Or is it The Dumb and the Useless?
My brother said there ain't a tab I can do, my wife and my kids are all watching The View, and I was just thinking about linking to you
The NRSC called Michigan a "target-rich environment" after Abdul El-Sayed's narrow primary victory this week.
As one of my favorite poems warns: You can tell a man who boozes by the company he chooses ... and the pig got up and slowly walked away . That applies in politics as well as boozing.
Republicans want to make radical socialism the main issue of the midterm election cycle . They'd better hope they succeed, because if it's the economy, the GOP may end up looking ... stupid.
The national leader whose cardboard cutout attended his own loyalty ceremony and who has never been seen or heard since getting bombed into oblivion on February 28 may not actually be above room temperature? The deuce you say
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David Hogg urges moderates to leave Democrats as progressives push for a pure socialist party.
Ramblin' around this dirty old web, singin' for emojis and tabs Count the edits! 🍷🍷🍷🍷🍷 https://t.co/R3ROqkBW7M — jimtreacher.substack.com (@jtLOL) August 7, 2026
