75% of Americans on verge of being run by Dems as blue wave grows

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  @CNN · 3 days ago · pinned

  We talked to dozens of voters about the midterm results. Here’s what they want to see now: <a href="https://bit.ly/4kEgain">https://bit.ly/4kEgain</a>

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• BA

  @balibob47 · 3 days ago

  Go Scott Colom... We have Missiflippi

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• RO

  @rogerhuston8287 · 3 days ago

  Finally, &nbsp;Adam saying to ban Insider Trading in Congress. &nbsp;Accountability, Corruption cant be tackled without it.

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• JO

  @Johr2024-jz1lm · 3 days ago

  Why is Lydia trying to scare people with “packing the courts”?! You mean like the SC is now? &nbsp;The nerve.

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• LO

  @loveoneanother881 · 3 days ago

  NO Schumer. NO Jeffries. If DEMS want to keep the younger generations they MUST serve THEM. ✌️🙋💪💙🌊🌊🌊🌊 A Bloomer.

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• XS

  @xSonicspeedx · 3 days ago

  Trust me when I say, as a Texan in a very red district, Gina Hinajosa running on School issues is what got her elected. There are so many problems with the voucher system: people homeschooling just to pocket the $2,000; private schools raising their tuition; many students that are taking advantage of the voucher system already affording and being enrolled in private schools prior; funding being diverted from public schools to the program; many private schools having no or poor Special Education programs despite the promise that those students would be eligible for the highest value vouchers; Private school teachers receiving lower salaries and less protections than public school teachers in general, with the biggest draw being lower tuition for their own children; etc.<br><br>Abbott has been demonizing and actively dismantling Texas public schools in the name of trying to circumvent separation of church and state restrictions despite actively harming lower socioeconomic children in the process. I suspect he also has PAC donors that own pieces of various private school systems but can’t prove it.<br><br>School issues are something that we are very much concerned about in Texas.

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• LI

  @lindacrowe8428 · 3 days ago (edited)

  I like the single issue bills ideas.

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• CO

  @cooldealluciel · 3 days ago (edited)

  Gina Hinojosa won on a real, tangible economic message: giving $1,500 from our state-tax-funded rainy-day fund, saving our public schools by getting rid of the voucher scam and bringing our schools back to 5 days a week, reforming corruption (since all state-level positions were filled with beyond-corrupt people), regulating data centers, and preventing a utility-rate death spiral! The young African American woman is so right! Each candidate ran on a very specific platform at the state level, but federally it was very clear! Anti-war, affordable living, equal and cheaper healthcare, and anti-corruption. Don&apos;t compare state-level candidates to the national message, since they ran on state messages and local issues.

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• ME

  @Melokarma2024 · 3 days ago

  YES AND DONT PISS THEM OFF BY ELECTING SCHUMMER OR HAKEEM!!!!

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• IA

  @iamtobiay · 3 days ago

  Lydia, deregulations and restrictions are the reason those red states are the poorest among the nation. Blue states have restrictions because they actually care about people&apos;s quality of life. The amount of people fleeing blue states is laughably small.

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• JI

  @Jim-x7s9t · 3 days ago

  Run by?!? No, it&apos;s called governed by. Media reform should be at the top of the list.

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• JA

  @jameshight6851 · 3 days ago

  Get rid of the electoral college

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