2026 Elections: To the Midterms and Beyond!

[Drew S.]

Resignation letter for state dem organizer. Dem party in maine, fucked

U.S. Senate race controversy in Maine grows

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I think one of Platner’s flunkies leaving is wonderful news.

 

[walrus]

I think one of Platner’s flunkies leaving is wonderful news.

who asked you?

 

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Update from our county chair:

At this point, a two-step process has been developed. In the first step at some point in the next week or so County Committees may meet and select delegates to a state convention to be held at a place still to be determined around July 25th. Sagadahoc Democrats would select approximately 16 delegates, plus alternates and to the best of our ability reflect diversity, equity, and inclusion in our selection process. If you are interested in being considered as a delegate in this process, please email your interest to (email). Indicating your interest does not mean you will be chosen as one of the delegates: the DSC is still working on the most equitable delegate selection process and we will inform you as soon as details become available.

We'll see what the process is...

 

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who asked you?

The ambassador from the Islamic Republic of Japan asked for Drew's opinion in a Tik-Tac (yes, the child rapist war criminal called it Tik-Tac - repeatedly) video.

 

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Alt National Park Service​

Warning!

Things are going to be bad this midterm election. The Trump administration has fired the remaining commissioners of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC), leaving the independent bipartisan agency without any sitting commissioners. The EAC doesn’t run elections, but it plays an important role by certifying voting systems, accrediting voting equipment testing laboratories, distributing certain federal election funds, and providing guidance to help states administer elections. Removing every commissioner from an independent election oversight agency raises serious questions about the future of election administration and the independence of institutions designed to support free and fair elections.

Reuters

 

[aparch]

Listening to CNBC this morning and they had the CEO of Delta Airlines on and they were discussing bookings, costs, and inflation, and he sort of tipped his hand giving me a moment of panic for the 2028 election and 2032 as well.

He made a comment that airfares, despite the high prices, are 5 to 15% lower from the margins the airlines were used to. So if fuel prices return to pre-war levels, fares will be unlikely to drop.

Here's where my moment kicked in: are we headed to a 2029 where Dems win, but all these corporations across all industries decide that they need to "correct" their balance sheets after a half decade of Dump's shitty policies, jack up prices, and cause a 2022 inflation bubble (or bigger), blame it all on Dems, and return to solid GOP rule in 2033?

 

[rufus]

Listening to CNBC this morning and they had the CEO of Delta Airlines on and they were discussing bookings, costs, and inflation, and he sort of topped his hand giving me a moment of panic for the 2028 election and 2032 as well.

He made a comment that airfares, despite the high prices, are 5 to 15% lower from the margins the airlines were used to. So if fuel prices return to pre-war levels, fares will be unlikely to drop.

Here's where my moment kicked in: are we headed to a 2029 where Dems win, but all these corporations across all industries decide that they need to "correct" their balance sheets after a half decade of Dump's shitty policies, jack up prices, and cause a 2022 inflation bubble (or bigger), blame it all on Dems, and return to solid GOP rule in 2033?

Not to mention all the cuts to Medicare and hospitals and such in Donnie's big beautiful bill kick in.

 

[walrus]

Listening to CNBC this morning and they had the CEO of Delta Airlines on and they were discussing bookings, costs, and inflation, and he sort of topped his hand giving me a moment of panic for the 2028 election and 2032 as well.

He made a comment that airfares, despite the high prices, are 5 to 15% lower from the margins the airlines were used to. So if fuel prices return to pre-war levels, fares will be unlikely to drop.

Here's where my moment kicked in: are we headed to a 2029 where Dems win, but all these corporations across all industries decide that they need to "correct" their balance sheets after a half decade of Dump's shitty policies, jack up prices, and cause a 2022 inflation bubble (or bigger), blame it all on Dems, and return to solid GOP rule in 2033?

Don't Airlines prebuy fuel ? They buy futures but not sure how far out they go?

 

[ticapnews]

Listening to CNBC this morning and they had the CEO of Delta Airlines on and they were discussing bookings, costs, and inflation, and he sort of tipped his hand giving me a moment of panic for the 2028 election and 2032 as well.

He made a comment that airfares, despite the high prices, are 5 to 15% lower from the margins the airlines were used to. So if fuel prices return to pre-war levels, fares will be unlikely to drop.

Here's where my moment kicked in: are we headed to a 2029 where Dems win, but all these corporations across all industries decide that they need to "correct" their balance sheets after a half decade of Dump's shitty policies, jack up prices, and cause a 2022 inflation bubble (or bigger), blame it all on Dems, and return to solid GOP rule in 2033?

Bold of you to assume there will still be meaningful elections...

 

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[aparch]

Still mad the international airport code isn't KPDO.