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2026 Elections: To the Midterms and Beyond!

So it's concerning when the DSA has some items you find concerning, but GOP hitching their wagons to the Heritage Foundation and Project 2025 isn't a problem?
That appears to be the case. I find it fascinating how no one has any issues with what the right does but if the left suggests something they go bananas.

Take someone in the DSA saying they wanted to "control the means of production" i.e. communism. Let's say it's that bad, and they meant it that bad.

Yet no one cares that the current President is fast becoming a trillionaire at some point at taxpayer's expense. And he spends all his time manipulating the market. No big deal. Oh, and when HE takes over an American corporation no one bats an eyelash.

And the DSA thing is all theory right now. Not reality. What the right is doing is real.
 
Yet no one cares that the current President is fast becoming a trillionaire at some point at taxpayer's expense. And he spends all his time manipulating the market. No big deal. Oh, and when HE takes over an American corporation no one bats an eyelash.
Yes, but he doesn't take a salary, so...
 
Here in MA, the first easily viewable debate between incumbent Ed Markey and primary challenger (current MA-6 congressman) Seth Moulton is tonight. (The first was on an obscure TV station that people could not get through many cable providers).

If you believe the polls, the race is tightening but it is always hard to unseat an incumbent.

I'll be voting for Moulton in this one. Some will say he is the more "moderate" candidate (by todays' standards at least) but their voting record is very similar. He can also talk very intelligently on foreign policy issues and would be a good one to advance up the ranks as part of the democratic bench. He also won't be 86 by the end of his term and has not been in Washington since before the Carter administration.
 
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