B. Corbin Trent

Doesn't even occur to this strategist that this isn't a game. A pretty good does of reality is coming in November.

Who needs credentials when you've got pretty privilege?

From Epstein to pussy-grabbing to Paxton releasing a molester for donations, the grand old party's got a theme.

Of course our rapist president wants to keep this ad on the air, and of course this GOP strategist is defending it, showing yet again that GOP politicians don't have a single damn red line

I keep seeing the same soundbite over and over, and no one in the media has the right response.

El-Sayed is leaning hard into the one thing everyone said would make him unelectable.

The more traction El-Sayed gets, the more these guys twist themselves into conspiracy pretzels.

Trump insists on telling voters at every opportunity that he doesn't care about their lives. What he does care about is a candidate with a good butt.

Why would a conservative open the door like that? Please don't throw me into that briar patch.

This DC consultant is a perfect example of the thinking that got Trump elected. Again.

It's all these FOX boys talk about

Things got a little heated when I didn't say what she wanted to hear about Iran.

You can't cosplay the revolutionary war and condemn the Arab Spring. Republicans are all about self defense and the bearing of arms, except when it comes to Muslims.

Damn gotcha questions and fake issues, anything to avoid talking about what angry voters actually care about. Almost like they want to tank their own elections.

Bless this Republican's little heart, voters just aren't that into expensive diesel.

I agree we should end the death penalty, but until that day maybe we shouldn't be able to hide from the reality of it.

Everyone said progressive candidates had a snowball's chance in some of these states. Now it's the Obama to Trump voters who keep looking for change who could make all the difference.

Is it a bridge too far?

Guaranteed healthy food? Guaranteed retirement? Hannity is on to something. He’s cooking over here

DC creepers Jimmy Gomez and Eric Swalwell, both investigated for sexual assault, were part of a DC frat pack who called themselves “the cool kids click.” Now Jimmy is running again. Help buy more air time for this ad afwh.us/ca-34

Republicans can't buy their way out of Trump's disasters

Republican Ashley Moody thought she’d laugh all the way to the polls when she saw her opponent was a socialist. Now they’re neck and neck.

If you skip the scare tactics, everybody agrees we should be building stuff for the people with the people's money, which is (clears throat) a little bit socialist.

To be clear, being a socialist isn't a diss. And secondly, Abdul just isn't one to begin with.

People are looking for a change. So yeah, let's get the crazy out of DC and that includes JD Vance.

The VA is one of the most popular healthcare providers if you poll the people receiving its care, so I don't want to hear these baseless claims anymore.

I think it's pretty reasonable to pay a tax on a house you don't even live in.

We're at a turning point in our political environment. Dems have to take advantage of this moment.

Trump's feeling the Mamdani swagger.

All Macklemore was talking about was peace and a free Palestine, but of course, that's where the billionaires draw the line.

It feels a little insincere to blame inflation on the last administration when Trump is the one who took us into another forever war.

It's nice to see the press band together and have a backbone, because pushback is what this administration hates most.

Donald Trump is dragging down the ticket in states he won not so long ago, but Republicans are having a hard time grappling with that fact.

Vance makes his case for why he's not racist by being...racist.

There's a rise in antisemitism and Islamophobia, so much is happening in our country, and our FBI director wants to respond to an internet troll.

He's talking about "dressing up socialism" — how about the way we dress up capitalism, like it isn't made to benefit the wealthiest few of us.

What we know people want is a more affordable America. If anything's been a disaster, it's been our current system - the same one that gave us Trump.

The weekend, 8-hour workdays, the interstate highway system, and more all came from socialist principles. But somehow it's a "disaster." Starting to think they just like being wrong.

What happened to the manufacturing jobs Trump promised us? Nothing. Trump sells dreams, but all he's delivered so far is a nightmare.

I live in rural America, and the socialist ideas that conservatives like to bring up all the time, the ones that are going to "ruin our country," those are the same ideas that built the TVA — building lakes, dams, bridges, and all the power we needed in our region.

Maybe the establishment doesn't have all the answers after all, and maybe it's actually the folks winning elections on the ground who do. They didn't only lose to Trump; they lost their grasp of what the people want.

Republicans are starting to slip and it's beginning to look a lot like what we saw not too long ago.

Somebody has to make the iron and steel in this country. But the people at the top are disconnected from what we know on the ground.

These AI companies want trillions in government bailouts all so they can assert more control of our economy.

You'd imagine, with the way Jesse Watters is talking, that our current system costs far less. Shocker — it doesn't. In fact, it costs way more than medicare for all.

They’re pulling the same bs as the MAGA right, they’re desperate.