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context on why the resignation date is early next year - even MTG knows not to give up good health insurance when you have it
My assumption would be a pivot to punditry / Fox commentator or other similar grift.
She assumed office on 1/3/21, so 1/6/26 will give her the five years required to get a congressional pension and lifetime access to FEHB health insurance. And it'd get her out of the blast radius of a GOP collapse.
She assumed office on 1/3/21, so 1/6/26 will give her the five years required to get a congressional pension and lifetime access to FEHB health insurance. And it'd get her out of the blast radius of a GOP collapse.
November 22, 2025 at 1:38 AM
context on why the resignation date is early next year - even MTG knows not to give up good health insurance when you have it
the amount if "whaaaat?" that came out of my mouth whike reading this thread ....
November 22, 2025 at 1:36 AM
the amount if "whaaaat?" that came out of my mouth whike reading this thread ....
would you care to read the whole thread before you decide to be a jerkface?
November 16, 2025 at 2:06 AM
would you care to read the whole thread before you decide to be a jerkface?
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For further information on what is referenced in this statement, here is @taylordahlin.com laying out the issue. taylordahlin.com/f/the-dfls-c...
The DFL's Cyndy Martin Problem
On July 3, 2024, MN DFL CD8 chair Cyndy Martin hit and killed 19 year old Carter Haithcock, the father of a young son, as he walked along the road with her vehicle on the Iron Range near Nashwauk on h...
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November 16, 2025 at 1:14 AM
For further information on what is referenced in this statement, here is @taylordahlin.com laying out the issue. taylordahlin.com/f/the-dfls-c...
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I think it's *interesting* that of all the comments going, "They were bad candidates" I haven't seen any solid discussion, only repeating tired cliches.
Bc that hypothetical woman who could have won? If this were true she would have. The country is half female. They're not hard to find.
Bc that hypothetical woman who could have won? If this were true she would have. The country is half female. They're not hard to find.
November 16, 2025 at 1:41 AM
I think it's *interesting* that of all the comments going, "They were bad candidates" I haven't seen any solid discussion, only repeating tired cliches.
Bc that hypothetical woman who could have won? If this were true she would have. The country is half female. They're not hard to find.
Bc that hypothetical woman who could have won? If this were true she would have. The country is half female. They're not hard to find.
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100%
People who misrepresent what Ms. Obama was articulating are telling on themselves.
People who misrepresent what Ms. Obama was articulating are telling on themselves.
November 16, 2025 at 1:21 AM
100%
People who misrepresent what Ms. Obama was articulating are telling on themselves.
People who misrepresent what Ms. Obama was articulating are telling on themselves.
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"But Kamala and Hillary were bad candidates!"
The people saying this will never get that every woman candidate will be found wanting in some regard.
The people saying this will never get that every woman candidate will be found wanting in some regard.
November 16, 2025 at 1:34 AM
"But Kamala and Hillary were bad candidates!"
The people saying this will never get that every woman candidate will be found wanting in some regard.
The people saying this will never get that every woman candidate will be found wanting in some regard.
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I promise you my take as a Black woman in America is that America isn't ready for women to actually have equality, much less Black women. And I am nowhere near her level, but America can't handle perceived power much less actual power being in the hands of women
November 16, 2025 at 1:18 AM
I promise you my take as a Black woman in America is that America isn't ready for women to actually have equality, much less Black women. And I am nowhere near her level, but America can't handle perceived power much less actual power being in the hands of women
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And the guy that did win is who he is, so it's really driving the point clearly honestly
November 16, 2025 at 1:16 AM
And the guy that did win is who he is, so it's really driving the point clearly honestly