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19. You are dramatcially overestimating how much anybody cares about him

Sat Jul 4, 2026, 01:12 PM

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If El Sayed wins the primary he will most likely win the general election. Talk in November

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AOC endorses El Sayed in MI Democratic Senate primary [View all] SSJVegeta Friday OP

He needs to make sure Piker isn't Boo1 Friday #1

It doesn't seem to hurt the candidates Piker supports AZProgressive Friday #4

This isnt some mega-blue district Boo1 Saturday #11

Did Talarico have Piker at his events? Boo1 Saturday #15

He did for Melat Kiros in Colorado.. she won SSJVegeta Saturday #17

Again, ultra-blue district compare to Boo1 Saturday #18

You are dramatcially overestimating how much anybody cares about him SSJVegeta Saturday #19

I'm not Boo1 Saturday #20

If I remember the analysis correctly AZProgressive Saturday #14

Until they start Boo1 Saturday #16

I wonder what the "ideological differences" are leftstreet Friday #2

Ah leftstreet Friday #6

It was weirdly worded. Nanjeanne Friday #8

She said "in the party" SSJVegeta Friday #5

Yeah, I see that now leftstreet Friday #7

Link to the full NYT article ... cliffside Saturday #12

the state of the polls: Celerity Friday #9

This message was self-deleted by its author Celerity Friday #10