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The only question now is just how bad the election results will be for Democrats
No matter the outcome, this year’s campaign cycle is a very bad sign for what 2024 will look like.
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Kyrsten Sinema skips Barack Obama event as she gets called “most detested” politician in U.S.
Why did Kyrsten Sinema snub Barack Obama at his event in her home state?
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One month before the election, it’s anybody’s guess who will win the Senate
Momentum favored Republicans, then after the Supreme Court’s abortion ruling, it favored Democrats. Now Republicans seem to be gaining again.
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New poll finds that Democrats, Republicans & Independents all hate Kyrsten Sinema equally
Sinema has achieved political harmonic convergence by uniting every group against her. Not even Donald Trump can say that.
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Peter Thiel & Mitch McConnell are now fighting over who should pay for Thiel’s lousy candidates
After spending millions getting them nominated, Thiel doesn’t want to invest any more money in their campaigns.
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Republicans had all the advantages in the midterms. They’ve blown every one of them
Lousy candidates, money problems, and an unpopular Supreme Court decision have made this year’s midterm elections an unexpected chance to save LGBTQ rights.
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These GOP Senate candidates oppose marriage equality. They have a chance at winning
Republican Senate candidates have made clear they support an erosion of equality protections, making their extremist views on marriage equality, abortion access, and other freedoms central to their campaigns.
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Peter Thiel is backing a GOP Senate candidate who wants to invalidate his marriage
Blake Masters said his boss and mentor Peter Thiel’s marriage has no purpose because the point of marriage is “procreation and creating children.”
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The future of democracy hinges on these eight midterm races
It’s not a stretch to say that democracy itself is on the ballot as GOP candidates embrace Trumpism and authoritarianism.
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Gay billionaire Peter Thiel is going all in on Trump wannabes in this year’s midterm elections
After 17 years, the gay billionaire is stepping down from the board of Facebook’s parent company to spend more time cultivating candidates who share his anti-democracy world views.
