I reached out to a White House spokesperson for comment. They said “the pope doesn't know what he’s talking about.”

Maybe Nuevo Amsterdam

Zohran acceptance speech:

now that's what I call a Mamdani endorsement. Don't threaten New Yorkers with a good time, Dave. www.yahoo.com/news/article...

Watching the inauguration yesterday and seeing George Bush, reminded me of this.

I heard voters talking this way on Sarah Longwell's focus group podcast last week. They were VA voters planning to vote D for gov and R for atty gen.

A couple of them mentioned that maybe a split ticket would be enough to keep trump from punishing them for having a D governor. They were serious.

run better guys and we don't have to talk about why people have problems with the guys running

“supporting same-sex marriage” is table stakes for candidates on both sides at this point

what are we doing here

In 2011 when he took office, Cuomo pushed through one of the first state laws legalizing same-sex marriage, convincing Republicans to vote for the measure. He championed it aggressively at a time when Barack Obama and many Dems were against same-x marriage rights. 3/

Thread: Look I know it's easier cognitively to just have good guys and villains, but a lot of you folks are just not dealing in facts. Andrew Cuomo was a centrist, sure, and he fought a lot with Democrats. But he also pushed some of the most progressive state policies of his era. A partial list. 1/