Also Democrats have done their best to defeat candidates who successfully organize and engage new voters. Obama, Bernie, and Zohran enjoyed success in spite of the Democratic Party machine, not because of it.

Pretty sure that when you have giant frogs everywhere, God is very disappointed in how you are treating immigrants.

Need this with the "oppression is the mask of fear" quote over it.

To all those Hispanic Trump voters:

The surest way to get to an eternal Trump presidency is to keep the current pack of idiots leading the Democratic Party comfortably in leadership. I don't understand looking at that video of Schumer and seeing someone that can fight his Republican opponents and attract voters outside of safe blues.

Mike Johnson’s position is young pregnant American women shouldn’t have to wait before being turned away to die in the parking lot from an ectopic pregnancy the hospital is afraid to treat

The New York Times, seeing increasing numbers of youth-led national revolutions happening: Not very orderly stuff going on here, quite distasteful if you ask me

Fail

*funded

Milady de Winter walked so Cersei Lannister could become a household name.

Yes, because popularity is certainly the only factor when trying to unseat the head of a huge, ancient, deeply entrenched, ludicrously well-founded political machine.

Lincoln fired a bunch of generals before getting Grant in the right spot. It's okay to toss out leaders that aren't right for the moment/fight.

You could at least have the decency to endorse Mamdani before you swipe his schtick.

It's not that I won't vote for Gavin Newsom if he's the presidential candidate. It's that if the Democratic Party chooses him, then they are communicating to me that they actively do not want my vote, and believe they don't need it. I will simply honor their wishes

I kind of can’t believe this Bari Weiss quote is even real, and yet www.nytimes.com/2025/10/06/b...

Look. Invading our own country is about as straightforward a case as you can have for impeachment. The GOP abandoning the Constitution is kind of the only story there is and it gets no coverage.

The diplomatic plotline that's normally Leia's is for this issue carried on by Luke's sidekick and a guy I thought got killed three issues ago. It looks like this. Hope you've got a knack for names!

And then we get this, which feels like a profane misreading of the original scene.

Anyone who sees Bad Bunny as apolitical is illiterate in two languages.

So, alright, we're doing the OT people with PT trappings (again). Sure. Maybe this could be an excuse to get Luke to mix Jedi robes and plastoid armor, like Obi-Wan.

Instead we just get Luke in clone gear, minus helmet. Boring.

Which feels a lot like when the Rogue Squadron games would make you switch to snowspeeders any time you had to fight AT-ATs.

(Pictured: Cassian's fake homeworld, Fest)

Finally caught up on the New Republic comic series, and it continues to vacillate between " feels like illustrated cliff notes to a bigger story" and actively terrible. The latest issue had Luke, Han, and Valance the Hunter donning clone trooper armor to fight battle droids...

I seriously think that the primary purpose of Amy McGrath is that she gives Schumer, Jeffries and their hand picked campaign leaders an excuse to syphon party money away from other Dem candidates they don't like and would rather see lose to the GOP than add them to the group that might depose them.