James Talarico has won the Texas Democratic primary election for Senate, defeating Rep. Jasmine Crockett.
04.03.2026 04:55
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James Talarico has won the Texas Democratic primary election for Senate, defeating Rep. Jasmine Crockett.
Yes, as Dallas Country - her base and typically responsible for like 20% of votes in the state - has not been tallied due to Republican fuckery at the county and state Supreme Court level.
Once all the votes are counted, she'll concede
She doesn’t have the numbers needed to win unfortunately
James Talarico has won the Texas Democratic primary election for Senate, defeating Rep. Jasmine Crockett.
⚡️Montana Rep. Ryan Zinke (R) won’t seek reelection in the first Congressional District.
Congressman Thomas Massie and Congressman Ro Khanna will move to force a Congressional vote to block President Trump’s strikes on Iran.
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absolutely amazing game, preordered
The Wikipedia page is the funniest part of it LMAOO mans just running unopposed
⚡️ NEW MEXICO SENATE UPDATE
Sen. Ben Ray Luján (D) will face no Republican opponent in his re-election bid after his GOP challenger was disqualified for failing to meet ballot requirements.
An image of the district with the number of votes and percentage’s attached.
🚨 PROJECTED WIN — VA House District 5 (Special)
Democrat Kirk McPike is projected to win with 81.5% of the vote (6,332), defeating Republican Marvin Butler at 17.92% (1,329).
92.53% reporting, 627 votes remaining.
damn right mamala
honestly I’m growing more fond of the idea of nuclear winter rather than living under Trump and Putin’s world order one more day
you go girl
This maneuver highlights growing intra-party divisions, with moderates breaking from leadership on a key election-year issue.
Several GOP members have signed on, but the petition needs 218 signatures to force a floor vote, a high bar not yet met.
House GOP leadership, including Speaker Mike Johnson, has resisted bringing the extension forward, focusing instead on other health-care bills without the ACA subsidy extension.
🚨Moderate Republicans led by Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA) filed a discharge petition to force a vote on extending ACA subsidies expiring Dec 31, bypassing Speaker Johnson. It needs 218 signatures, and moderates + Democrats are signing on. Letting subsidies lapse could raise premiums for millions.
The investigation into Cory Mills is being conducted by the House Ethics Committee, after a referral from the Office of Congressional Conduct (OCC).
Graphic reading “Rep. Cory Mills Accused of Fabricating Life Story” with subtext summarizing allegations that he lied about his background, finances, and illegally exported weapons while serving on key congressional committees. Bold red and black political-news theme typical for Capitol Politics.
🚨 GOP REP CALLED A “FRAUD” BY HIS OWN COLLEAGUES
New reporting shows Rep. Cory Mills (R-FL) allegedly lied about his background and exported weapons illegally all while serving on Armed Services & Foreign Affairs.
Republicans are now openly asking whether Mills should be kicked out of Congress.
😂 fair enough
Kids Online Safety Act (S. 1748) — full bill text: www.congress.gov/bill/119th-c...
The House Energy & Commerce Committee just unveiled a new draft of the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) along with 18 other bills aimed at protecting kids and teens online.
This could mark the biggest push on online child safety in decades. Do you trust Congress to regulate Big Tech on child safety?
A congressional committee hearing room with several lawmakers seated at a long wooden desk, reading documents and working on laptops. Staffers sit behind them. The room has dark blue curtains and wood paneling. A graphic overlay reads ‘Congress - House Revives Kids Online Safety Package,’ with summary text about hearings on online safety legislation.
🚨 Congress is quietly gearing up for one of the biggest tech fights in years: a new Children’s Online Safety package just dropped, including an updated KOSA bill and 18 other proposals targeting Big Tech’s treatment of kids.
Congress plans hearings on this package on December 2.
He’s so weird
I’m not sure tbh but email their support at support@bsky.app they take a week or two to solve the issue but they helped me out
Attorneys general from 35 states and the District of Columbia, representing both Republican and Democratic parties, urged congressional leaders on Tuesday to avoid blocking state-level AI laws, cautioning that leaving the technology unregulated could lead to “disastrous consequences.”
A graphic with the headline "CONGRESS IS WEIGHING FEDERAL LEGISLATION THAT WOULD OVERRIDE STATE-LEVEL AI REGULATIONS." The text explains that the proposed law would create a single national standard for at least five years to avoid a patchwork of conflicting state laws. Supporters argue this would give businesses clarity and prevent inconsistent or burdensome state requirements. The words "CAPITOL," "Politics," and "CONGRESS" are also prominently displayed.
🚨 NEW: Congress is quietly advancing a major AI regulation package that could reshape how the technology is used in elections, policing, and federal agencies.
The bill is moving through committee at unusual speed, with limited public hearings and growing concerns about transparency.
Jesus Christ how do u even mess up a turkey so bad
