Jason Corley

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I understand the sentiment and I’m not taking a shot here. But this often repeated statement has lost almost all its meaning and context.

Talarico, who is anything but a moderate, just won a U.S. Senate seat in Texas with 55% of the vote. For perspective, Elizabeth Warren won reelection in Massachusetts in 2024 with 60%. Adam Schiff won California with 59%.

Hinojosa won the Texas governorship with 53%. By comparison, Amy Klobuchar won the Minnesota governorship with 55%.

So it would seem a lot of people, perhaps now even a majority, emphatically disagree with whatever standing order there once was or was meant to defend.

Me and my high school principles. Good, honorable, and caring men.

Yeah.

Perfectly put. The electorate’s whiplash is the consequence of parties overplaying their hands, mistaking narrow victories for sweeping mandates never granted, and moving further and faster in one ideological direction than the country is willing to follow. Many such cases.