Lots of complaints but at the end of the day they have power. I wonder if we see an exodus in 2027 if they lose the House, since they're no longer in control

Again with the bamboo?!

The court never defining what is "too close" is insane- we're a year out from the election!

I believe Microstrategy said their average price they paid for Bitcoin was $77k. It'll be interesting if we start to approach that line

William Jefferson Clinton, the former governor of Arkansas?

The Democrats problem (such as it is one) is they're the adults in the room, so it's sadly unsurprising they're willing to tap out before and real pain

The bigger question to me is why this needed to be a ballot question at all. The "this could have been an email" of ballot questions

2. On defense they should pursue stronger nonpartisan gerrymandering ballot initiatives, something in the Michigan mold. Top priorities are OH (to stop GOP shenanigans they currently are doing), MO, and FL (harder with 60% threshold but worth it)

What would be a good movie to watch instead? I'd also accept a book recommendation

10% chance I admit, but imagine if Davids runs for Senate and wins, that's a hell of a lot more valuable than a house seat and would never have happened if Republicans didn't press their luck

Question I haven't been able to figure out: if a PI from a school currently having its funding blocked the government gets a fundable score, is NIH just holding off on awarding it until the govt and the university reach an agreement, or does it effectively get rejected and require resubmission?

It's wild how much more incompetent this administration is compared to Bush or even Trump I, and even wilder how little of that will matter as long as the courts back him up

For NJ I was rooting for Fulop, I thought he had the clearest plans to clear out some of the cobwebs, but I do think there needs to be a top to bottom reassessment by Dems