If there is a lesson to be learned from the Turner loss, it is this:

I hope we never ever see that level of vitriol again in our Democratic Party.

But hopefully don't.

Hope this will also resonate with party leaders: only Democrats running in primaries.

I can't imagine why she thought she could come looking for votes. She would have been a Ron Paul style dead weight in congress if elected. Thankfully she can go back to trashing the party from the outside.

a mad man like Trump. Who in their right mind could say that. It’s truly a stupid and clueless thing to say.

But alas, she did not.

I don’t get it at all…but here we are.

Most voters didn't know she had said that, and that she had agreed that James Clyburn was "stupid." What dumbass things to say. Bet those ads changed a lot of minds. And Turner had the audacity to call them "lies" and dirty ads. No... they were simple QUOTES, Nina, in YOUR own voice.

So happy tonight!

Yet somehow people think even more progressive legislation could have been passed under a different candidate. Maybe but then again maybe not. Either way, Turner surely knows Biden has surpassed many expectations of what she and others thought he would do.

Thank you, Ohio. Good job!

Good riddance to a despicable opportunist

A vote for Jill Stein was a vote for the TFG

... and being a "party-switcher" is another one. And voting for Jill Stein is another. Refusing to endorse Joe Biden is another. Refusing to vote for the party's nominee (twice) is another.



Congrats to Shontel Brown !!! 💖🥰😘🍷🥂🍾🎉🌈

https://shontelbrown.com/accomplishments/

Bye, Nina!

The lesson is not to fall for populist crap about a movement/revolution because you imagine Democrats are corrupt immoral evil non-progressive establishment corporatists bribed to ignore the working/middle class, not true Democrats but the same as Republicans except for some "identity politics" and must be replaced, the party "transformed" because The People agree with the populists. Duh.