I don't buy it when folks say "no one wants to work anymore", but I've become very interested in encouraging people with influence to try a bit harder, and that's why I'm bringing an air horn to meetings from now on

Trump needed a *huge* ideological coalition to win again, and the fissures were there from the jump - for all the discussion of Project 2025, not much was said about how they split over tariffs, his signature economic policy. All opposed should be widening every crack in the wall however they can.

Makes them a lot easier to find!

Hell, I'll print as many whistles as you like for free! I can print about two dozen at a go-- red, sparkle green, glow-in-the-dark, or whatever color filament is in the community bin at Make. These are misprints but you get the notion.

Big Uday and/or Qusay Hussein vibes from him

Your piece is one of the very few I've seen to accurately convey how much more complicated it's all become. Trade was never the easiest field but I struggle to explain to people how much harder it's become since April.

Learn both and become unstoppable!

I think the weather is more important than some folks acknowledge. Planning around it can disrupt well-intentioned plans of plenty of voters. Also I've heard *a lot* of confusion about the geography of the district. Hell, I follow politics and I have to check my district sometimes.

It's a pity they don't let you shoot video at Your DeKalb Farmers Market, because they have the required appliance and an audience who could appreciate the sight

They dropped like $6 million to desperately defend an R+22 district by less than nine points against an unabashedly liberal crusader in mostly rural Tennessee. They should come unhinged. They are fucked.

Terrible TN-6! I have to drive through all 3 districts just to get the bougie coffee 😮‍💨

I've seen better attended dry weddings on fall Saturdays