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Jacob Weindling

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Sep 30, 2026
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Jul 4, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Jacob Weindling

    Senate Advances College Athlete Wage Suppression Bill Backed by Ted Cruz (opens the original)

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    College sports are presently in a state of chaos, in more ways than one. The NCAA’s “neo-plantation mentality” as coined by Walter Byers, the longtime executive director of the NCAA, finally had to capitulate a little bit, and do the thing that capital hates most: paying labor for their work. You don’t tune in every Saturday in the fall to watch a bunch of middle aged psychos yell at college aged kids, you watch for the beautiful chaos created by talented college football athletes learning to be

  2. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Jacob Weindling

    This Brutal Sherrod Brown Ad Is How Democrats Should Campaign (opens the original)

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    The cursing is obviously a bit of an eyebrow raiser, and it is following in the new tradition of sweaty Democrats trying to show their base they care by saying the no-no words, but that’s not what I mean when I assert that this is how Democrats need to run pretty much every campaign against Republicans. It is everything that appears in between the two no-no words bookending this utterly devastating 30 seconds for his GOP opponent in the Ohio Senate race, Jon Husted, where the entire ad is a clip

  3. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Jacob Weindling

    Republican in Trump +15 District Airs Anti-Trump Ad (opens the original)

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    If you were wondering whether the myriad all-time low polls for Donald Trump were some mirage, and Real America was lurking in the shadows, ready to reveal all the lies they told to pollsters, they’re not. If Republican Representative Maria Elvira Salazar’s latest ad is any indication, GOP internal polling may be worse than the generic Democrat +8 to +11 polls we’ve been getting lately. A Florida Republican looking right in the camera and yelling at the president so she can win a district she wo

  4. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Jacob Weindling

    John Fetterman Has No Business Being a Senator (opens the original)

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    The Wall Street Journal published a damning report about John Fetterman, the ostensible Democratic Senator from Pennsylvania slash Tel Aviv, and the picture painted by his own staffers yet again is not pretty. “One morning in June, three paralyzed military veterans in wheelchairs from rural Pennsylvania arrived at the office of Sen. John Fetterman for a long-awaited meeting to discuss legislation that would improve their care,” begins the report ominously. America’s least eloquent ogre skipped t

  5. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Jacob Weindling

    Establishment Democrats Support Serious Supreme Court Reform (opens the original)

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    One of the defining narratives of our hellish reality since November 2024 has centered around the Democratic Party’s rank cowardice, and a tsunami of resentment rising from their own voters in response to what they rightly see as ineffectual leadership that isn’t willing to exercise the power it has won for itself. “The Democrats are allergic to power” was surely one of the first sentences I wrote for Paste Politics back when I started by media career in 2016, and it has been true nearly every d

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