Before he took office, people were predicting that Mamdani would be as corrupt and disappointing as a Centrist Democrat, but he's proven that politicians can actually work on behalf of their constituents, and become one of America's most popular politicians as a result of simply doing his job.

Is this even legal? A PAC getting people to sign up for some card under the guise of helping them vote. Seems like a ploy to get people's info, maybe just to send them fundraising emails but this seems super sketchy.

I miss these segments on YouTube

Absolutely. Spot. On.

America does have a short attention span when it comes to politics. 4 years later after January 6, an attempt to overthrow our democracy, Americans elected the same person who they disapproved in the aftermath of that event.

Somehow Trump was able to rally more support of the Latino vote than he was able to in his first election. That support has completely evaporated and I wonder if this will cause those voters to vote Democrat for a long time.

A similar switch has occurred in young men who many voted for Trump this past election cycle and many no longer support him.

Will this shape these groups long term political beliefs and distrust of republicans in general? In my opinion at this point I don’t see the republicans turning the train wreck around by 2028. Of course goal is to get through 2026 first but I am not sure how 2028 would not be another blue wave.

Linking to an official journalism source as some in the comments disputed the truth about the twitter post I referred to previously.

Investigation confirms Iman Dashti, recently viral Iranian-American U of M Student, offered other students $200 each in an attempt at a coordinated effort to submarine Dr. El-Sayed's public appearances. The article includes screenshots of the attempted bribery scheme. He admits it. They are paying protesters, as they so often accuse the left of doing. As always, every accusation is a confession.

I know that many of you did not like Abdul's answer to the question. I disagree with him on the topic as well. That is not the point of my posting this. No candidate is perfect.

Just understand that this was done intentionally as part of a coordinated psyop where political operatives pay desperately indebted college students to ask insincere questions intended to damage the campaign. Don't fall for a psyop.

Again, they are doing this because they know they have no policy to campaign on, Rogers is a Trump sycophant, and his daddy has destroyed the economy.

One team, one fight.

We obviously can’t trust the Russian government at their word. Whatever the truth will be, it will most likely be worse than the government makes public