Democrats have picked up five state assembly seats in New Jersey.

When this same Republican ran for governor four years ago, he won this town 64%-35%.

to all the Trumpy pollsters who got this so incredibly wrong.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s the youth turning out to vote in large numbers- Spanberger was 70% under 30 and Mamdani was 80% under 30…they are tired of the old orange man! Don’t let the far right convince you that the youth are not ready to fight for democracy!

And the youth are coming for Do Nothing Dems this primary season! They are remaking the Democratic Party into a party who will fight for working people and who dares to dream.

Youth is fickle and Dems can easily screw up by overreaching and over promising. Spanberger needs to set a kitchen table agenda centered around health care, good financial stewardship, and education. Stay away from social issues. Otherwise the pendulum will swing right back to the other side.

What makes you think Spanberger would focus on social issues? Just because the Right is obsessed with trans people doesn’t mean she is. And The Youth aren’t fickle. They are desperate.

ICYMI

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s the youth turning out to vote in large numbers- Spanberger was 70% under 30 and Mamdani was 80% under 30…they are tired of the old orange man! Don’t let the far right convince you that the youth are not ready to fight for democracy!

And the youth are coming for Do Nothing Dems this primary season! They are remaking the Democratic Party into a party who will fight for working people and who dares to dream.

Youth is fickle and Dems can easily screw up by overreaching and over promising. Spanberger needs to set a kitchen table agenda centered around health care, good financial stewardship, and education. Stay away from social issues. Otherwise the pendulum will swing right back to the other side.

Those seeking careers in executive level political positions such as state governors and presidents, should absolutely steer clear of making social issues any part of their primary agenda. We want and need leadership from our top level executives. State and Federal representatives are responsible for social policy matters.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s the youth turning out to vote in large numbers- Spanberger was 70% under 30 and Mamdani was 80% under 30…they are tired of the old orange man! Don’t let the far right convince you that the youth are not ready to fight for democracy!

And the youth are coming for Do Nothing Dems this primary season! They are remaking the Democratic Party into a party who will fight for working people and who dares to dream.

Youth is fickle and Dems can easily screw up by overreaching and over promising. Spanberger needs to set a kitchen table agenda centered around health care, good financial stewardship, and education. Stay away from social issues. Otherwise the pendulum will swing right back to the other side.

Anonymous wrote:After Trump’s major losses yesterday, the White House says it’s preparing executive orders aimed at changing how U.S. elections are run, citing so-called “blatant fraud” as the reason. It’s clear they just can’t accept losing.
Fun to see them rattled.
Of course, these EOs are just fancy memos, they mean nothing.

That just energizes the opposition more. “Elite” institutions might cower to him but we the people are not afraid.

Four words to Trump - Turn the Volume Up!