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ColinC
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October 31, 2022
I might have hit a nerve!
Getting attacked by Elon's trolls for calling him out on Twitter
https://twitter.com/colinc123456/status/1586878047155896320?s=46&t=5svMQSxkV3UkVlo_NvTVRQI might have hit a nerve!
October 25, 2022
How are you helping Democrats win besides voting for them?
October 25, 2022
What is a better motivator for you to knock on doors for Democrats?
October 15, 2022
Anybody volunteering for the Senate races?
If so, can you tell me how successful the door knocking is going, whether you guys are getting a lot of volunteers, etc? And which race you are helping? Thanks in advance! 
October 12, 2022
PSA: Dem pickups needed to control TX legislature
3 for the Senate and 10 for the House.
October 10, 2022
Midnight Club
Watching the Midnight Club which I thought was supposed to be part of the Midnight Mass anthology. But it seems more like a "Haunting" series. Anybody else feel that way? 
September 30, 2022
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Sep 27, 2022
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Replying to @RossBarkan
The more concrete problem is what course of action a US citizen could agitate for to lower the risk. I think probably the best answer is cut off weapons to Ukraine and lean on them to sue for peace now. But if that's the way forward, people should make the case
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I think there are also some pretty thorny long term arms control issues around that course, independent of what it would mean for Ukrainians. You don't *really* want to incentive threatening nukes as a means of winning conflicts or annexing territory more broadly.
3:38 PM · Sep 27, 2022
Chris Hayes "sue for peace" comment:
His whole comment makes him look like much less of an asshole IMHO:
https://twitter.com/chrislhayes/status/1574845898311581696?s=19
Chris Hayes
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Sep 27, 2022
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Replying to @RossBarkan
The more concrete problem is what course of action a US citizen could agitate for to lower the risk. I think probably the best answer is cut off weapons to Ukraine and lean on them to sue for peace now. But if that's the way forward, people should make the case
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I think there are also some pretty thorny long term arms control issues around that course, independent of what it would mean for Ukrainians. You don't *really* want to incentive threatening nukes as a means of winning conflicts or annexing territory more broadly.
3:38 PM · Sep 27, 2022
September 26, 2022
(Yes, the accounts are satire while the politico article is real)
Pollsters Fear They're Blowing It Again
https://twitter.com/LAHumanBot/status/1574361572729794560?s=19(Yes, the accounts are satire while the politico article is real)
September 25, 2022
Dems clearly have the momentum with just a few more weeks!
New CBS battleground poll shows R lead shrinking
https://twitter.com/edokeefe/status/1574037862835781632?s=19Ed O'Keefe
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NEW FROM @CBSNewsPoll: House Republicans have a lead. But it keeps shrinking. Their anticipated majority has ticked down for the second straight month to 223 seats in our model estimate. Republicans were at 226 in August and 230 in July.
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NEW FROM @CBSNewsPoll: House Republicans have a lead. But it keeps shrinking. Their anticipated majority has ticked down for the second straight month to 223 seats in our model estimate. Republicans were at 226 in August and 230 in July.
Dems clearly have the momentum with just a few more weeks!
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