2025 & 2026 Elections | NJ, VA elections approaching

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akillesheel said:
me: maybe he's actually talking about the IDF!
you: yes, possibly. but then what's the connection between the NYPD and American capital?
me: y'know, the noted, SCOTUS-defended, police prioritization of protecting capital and property over people.
you: no, actually, "capital" means Jews! that point i acknowledged earlier? completely irrelevant! and so you don't ask me to explain further and reveal my antisemitism, something something terrorism
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As many liberal posters have, you downplay the realities of what it means to be a Muslim/Islamist, terrorist supporter.
 
ZenMode said:
As many liberal posters have, you downplay the realities of what it means to be a Muslim/Islamist, terrorist supporter.
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as every conservative poster ever has, you've DARVO'd the absolute shit out of this exchange. what do your own delusions about Mamdani's supposed terrorist sympathies have to do with his accurate observation from two years ago that the IDF trains the NYPD?
 

Crockett inches toward Senate run​

In an interview for “The Conversation” with POLITICO’s Dasha Burns, the Texas Democrat said she’s “about to spend a lot of money” to poll her standing statewide.


“… Crockett said she’s had “multiple conversations” with someone she’d potentially tap to lead her campaign, without naming them. She said they discussed her chances in a general election against the field of Republicans in the primary, noting that Cornyn would be a stronger challenge than Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Rep. Wesley Hunt.

“I’m going to be flat out with you and tell you that I don’t think that there’s a Democrat that can take out Cornyn,” she said. “For me, I would be making a very last-minute decision because it’s not just about winning the primary. You gotta win the general.”

If Crockett does jump into the race, she’d join state Rep. James Talarico and former Rep. Colin Allred in the Democratic primary. Former Reps. Beto O’Rourke and Joaquin Castro have also left the door open to Senate bids in a race that Democrats will likely need to win to maintain a chance of regaining control of the Senate.…”
 
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