Fascist Dem Tracker
@fascistdemtracker.bsky.social
A project of @gadflypod.bsky.social that tracks fascist bills, explains why they are fascist, and notes which Democrats vote for them. Check out our work at fdt.beehiiv.com
Since the last IFA exhibition game between the Arkansas Storm and the Dallas Prime, the IFA has promised 5 different announcements and press conferences. Of those five, only one was fulfilled. On January 10th, 2026, the IFA is going to hold an exhibition game at the Dallas Cowboys' AT&T Stadium.
November 26, 2025 at 10:05 PM
Since the last IFA exhibition game between the Arkansas Storm and the Dallas Prime, the IFA has promised 5 different announcements and press conferences. Of those five, only one was fulfilled. On January 10th, 2026, the IFA is going to hold an exhibition game at the Dallas Cowboys' AT&T Stadium.
Not two weeks after a democratic socialist is elected mayor of New York City, 86 Democratic House members vote to 'condemn socialism.'
November 21, 2025 at 5:56 PM
Not two weeks after a democratic socialist is elected mayor of New York City, 86 Democratic House members vote to 'condemn socialism.'
Another odd vote: Nancy Mace (R-SC) brought a resolution to censure Cory Mills (R-FL) and remove him from two committees due to his violence against a pair of women. Mills asked for the resolution to be referred (tabled) and over half the Dems agreed. It has been tabled 309-104-12
November 20, 2025 at 2:27 AM
Another odd vote: Nancy Mace (R-SC) brought a resolution to censure Cory Mills (R-FL) and remove him from two committees due to his violence against a pair of women. Mills asked for the resolution to be referred (tabled) and over half the Dems agreed. It has been tabled 309-104-12
By a vote of 233-190, a bill to repeal over 90% of DC's 2022 police reforms passes the House 233-190.
20 Democratic members of the House voted yea. Waiting for the roll call to find out who.
20 Democratic members of the House voted yea. Waiting for the roll call to find out who.
November 20, 2025 at 1:53 AM
By a vote of 233-190, a bill to repeal over 90% of DC's 2022 police reforms passes the House 233-190.
20 Democratic members of the House voted yea. Waiting for the roll call to find out who.
20 Democratic members of the House voted yea. Waiting for the roll call to find out who.
Trump nominee Ho Nieh is confirmed to be a member of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission by a vote of 66-31. Based off of yesterday's cloture vote, that's at least 12 Democratic Senators that voted yea. Waiting on the roll call for specific names.
November 19, 2025 at 6:03 PM
Trump nominee Ho Nieh is confirmed to be a member of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission by a vote of 66-31. Based off of yesterday's cloture vote, that's at least 12 Democratic Senators that voted yea. Waiting on the roll call for specific names.
Ho Nieh passes cloture 65-32. According to @senatepress.bsky.social, Dems voting yea were: Coons (DE), Duckworth (IL), Henrich (NM), Kelly (AZ), Klobuchar (MN), Ossoff (GA), Padilla (CA), Reed (RI), Warner (VA), Warnock (GA), Welch (VT), & Whitehouse (RI).
King (I-ME) was also yea.
King (I-ME) was also yea.
November 18, 2025 at 11:51 PM
Ho Nieh passes cloture 65-32. According to @senatepress.bsky.social, Dems voting yea were: Coons (DE), Duckworth (IL), Henrich (NM), Kelly (AZ), Klobuchar (MN), Ossoff (GA), Padilla (CA), Reed (RI), Warner (VA), Warnock (GA), Welch (VT), & Whitehouse (RI).
King (I-ME) was also yea.
King (I-ME) was also yea.
It's very possible that Dems are running late for this lazy vote, but 40-16 (is 44-23 by the time I finished typing this up) makes it look like there will be very little objection to Nieh's nomination.
November 18, 2025 at 10:59 PM
It's very possible that Dems are running late for this lazy vote, but 40-16 (is 44-23 by the time I finished typing this up) makes it look like there will be very little objection to Nieh's nomination.
Me since January 2023
November 18, 2025 at 7:59 PM
Me since January 2023
For anyone who wants to add their thoughts on this, here is the entirety of Section 781. I'd really want to know if I'm misreading or misunderstanding this.
November 11, 2025 at 9:02 PM
For anyone who wants to add their thoughts on this, here is the entirety of Section 781. I'd really want to know if I'm misreading or misunderstanding this.
While the senate is in a quorum call, here's the updated watch-list. The GOP needs 8 Dems to vote yea. Currently, there are 5 very likely yeas.
November 10, 2025 at 1:12 AM
While the senate is in a quorum call, here's the updated watch-list. The GOP needs 8 Dems to vote yea. Currently, there are 5 very likely yeas.
If a deal gets brokered tonight, the GOP will need 8 Democratic Senators to vote yea. Usually it would be 7, but Rand Paul is a guaranteed nay vote because Libertarianism. As we get closer to 8pm, I'm going to start tracking the Dem Senators most likely to vote yea. The watch-list includes:
November 10, 2025 at 12:26 AM
If a deal gets brokered tonight, the GOP will need 8 Democratic Senators to vote yea. Usually it would be 7, but Rand Paul is a guaranteed nay vote because Libertarianism. As we get closer to 8pm, I'm going to start tracking the Dem Senators most likely to vote yea. The watch-list includes:
If only there was a word for someone who says they're against something but has done the things they're against.
November 8, 2025 at 9:13 PM
If only there was a word for someone who says they're against something but has done the things they're against.
The deal on the table is to pass four spending bills in exchange for a future (and doomed) vote to extend ACA subsidies. Jessie isn't overreacting. This is moderate Dems, once again, capitulating to fascists.
November 5, 2025 at 9:13 PM
The deal on the table is to pass four spending bills in exchange for a future (and doomed) vote to extend ACA subsidies. Jessie isn't overreacting. This is moderate Dems, once again, capitulating to fascists.
The deal on the table is exchanging enough Dem votes to pass 4 spending bills for the promise of a future (and, frankly, doomed) vote to extend ACA subsidies. Jessie is 100% right. That is a pathetic deal for any Dem to support.
November 5, 2025 at 9:11 PM
The deal on the table is exchanging enough Dem votes to pass 4 spending bills for the promise of a future (and, frankly, doomed) vote to extend ACA subsidies. Jessie is 100% right. That is a pathetic deal for any Dem to support.
If this is truly the deal on the table...yikes. The appropriations bills that have come to a vote this past year have predominantly included fascistic sections. And to promise a yea vote in exchange for a future vote to extend ACA subsidies is just pathetic.
November 5, 2025 at 9:05 PM
If this is truly the deal on the table...yikes. The appropriations bills that have come to a vote this past year have predominantly included fascistic sections. And to promise a yea vote in exchange for a future vote to extend ACA subsidies is just pathetic.
Not even 24 hours after the Democratic Party utterly sweeps Election Day, four Democratic Senators vote to confirm Caleb Orr as an Assistant Secretary of State.
Voting yea were Chris Coons (DE), John Fetterman (PA), Maggie Hassan (NH), and Jeanne Shaheen (NH). Angus King (I-ME) also voted yea.
Voting yea were Chris Coons (DE), John Fetterman (PA), Maggie Hassan (NH), and Jeanne Shaheen (NH). Angus King (I-ME) also voted yea.
November 5, 2025 at 7:56 PM
Not even 24 hours after the Democratic Party utterly sweeps Election Day, four Democratic Senators vote to confirm Caleb Orr as an Assistant Secretary of State.
Voting yea were Chris Coons (DE), John Fetterman (PA), Maggie Hassan (NH), and Jeanne Shaheen (NH). Angus King (I-ME) also voted yea.
Voting yea were Chris Coons (DE), John Fetterman (PA), Maggie Hassan (NH), and Jeanne Shaheen (NH). Angus King (I-ME) also voted yea.
Candidates filed to run before Texas went and passed a new map that will likely flip five districts from Democratic to Republican. TX-18 remains Democratic, but it has moved and morphed so much that TX-9 incumbent and absolute legend Al Green has announced he will run in TX-18 in 2026.
November 4, 2025 at 9:17 PM
Candidates filed to run before Texas went and passed a new map that will likely flip five districts from Democratic to Republican. TX-18 remains Democratic, but it has moved and morphed so much that TX-9 incumbent and absolute legend Al Green has announced he will run in TX-18 in 2026.
There are 4 Dems that are considered front runners: former Houston City Councilwoman Amanda Edwards, State Rep Jolanda Jones, former Congressional Aide Isaiah Martin, and Harris County Attorney Christian Menefee. It makes a lot of sense for so many top level people to run for this office. However-
November 4, 2025 at 9:17 PM
There are 4 Dems that are considered front runners: former Houston City Councilwoman Amanda Edwards, State Rep Jolanda Jones, former Congressional Aide Isaiah Martin, and Harris County Attorney Christian Menefee. It makes a lot of sense for so many top level people to run for this office. However-
This is especially wild, because Louisiana passed a law ending this kind of primary in January. Anyway, 16 people are running: 7 Dems, 5 GOP, 1 Green, 1 American Solidarity, and 2 independents. The district itself is a D+21 , so there's no chance of all the Dems splitting votes into a loss.
November 4, 2025 at 9:17 PM
This is especially wild, because Louisiana passed a law ending this kind of primary in January. Anyway, 16 people are running: 7 Dems, 5 GOP, 1 Green, 1 American Solidarity, and 2 independents. The district itself is a D+21 , so there's no chance of all the Dems splitting votes into a loss.
Bill Lewis is confirmed 58-40. Will state which Dems voted yea once the roll call vote comes in. Will be around 5 or so.
October 27, 2025 at 11:06 PM
Bill Lewis is confirmed 58-40. Will state which Dems voted yea once the roll call vote comes in. Will be around 5 or so.
But wait, ICE did sign an agreement to house detainees at the Federal Detention Center in Honolulu. It holds 992 people...and sure that's mostly federal prisoners and the average number of immigrant detainees is ~70, but it is close to the doctor who runs NIR, LLC. Which...well, means nothing.
October 26, 2025 at 9:33 PM
But wait, ICE did sign an agreement to house detainees at the Federal Detention Center in Honolulu. It holds 992 people...and sure that's mostly federal prisoners and the average number of immigrant detainees is ~70, but it is close to the doctor who runs NIR, LLC. Which...well, means nothing.
Just seems very odd to pick out a three month period of deaths and highlight the one that his own family doesn't associate with Neuralink. Also odd that when Drey posits that the same surgery is occurring in Phoenix, that facility just so happens to have a perfect record of no fatalities whatsoever.
October 26, 2025 at 9:03 PM
Just seems very odd to pick out a three month period of deaths and highlight the one that his own family doesn't associate with Neuralink. Also odd that when Drey posits that the same surgery is occurring in Phoenix, that facility just so happens to have a perfect record of no fatalities whatsoever.
Drey follows this by noting the deaths that have occurred at Krome, particularly the death of Maksym Chernyak. They note that the three deaths at Krome have all "involved neurological symptoms: brain hemorrhages, seizures, vomiting." That's a lot of information to follow, so let's start w/ Chernyak.
October 26, 2025 at 8:45 PM
Drey follows this by noting the deaths that have occurred at Krome, particularly the death of Maksym Chernyak. They note that the three deaths at Krome have all "involved neurological symptoms: brain hemorrhages, seizures, vomiting." That's a lot of information to follow, so let's start w/ Chernyak.
First off, Drey's has a habit of thinking correlation is top tier proof. For example, they note that Miami & Phoenix house the two locations where Neuralink conduct their studies. And both cities have "massive" ICE detainment facilities, which could supply the people needed for testing.
October 26, 2025 at 8:38 PM
First off, Drey's has a habit of thinking correlation is top tier proof. For example, they note that Miami & Phoenix house the two locations where Neuralink conduct their studies. And both cities have "massive" ICE detainment facilities, which could supply the people needed for testing.
I talked a bit about this article last night, but I couldn't stop thinking about it. It got all the worse when I went to the Drey Dossier TikTok and saw that the video that goes along with this has 135k likes and has been viewed over 600k times. So, it's time for a piece by piece debunking.
October 26, 2025 at 8:38 PM
I talked a bit about this article last night, but I couldn't stop thinking about it. It got all the worse when I went to the Drey Dossier TikTok and saw that the video that goes along with this has 135k likes and has been viewed over 600k times. So, it's time for a piece by piece debunking.