HeyJaredPolitico Joe
Political commentary, analysis, and fact checking. My only goal is an informed electorate. https://linktr.ee/politico_joe
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The Party Switch (opens the original)
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There is this perpetual denial that occurs within the Conservative Party about the party switch. They make strawman arguments, try to rewrite history, or just give a lazy “nuh-uh” in their efforts to deny the very well-documented evolution in our political history. This is a quick breakdown of the timeline and hopefully it gets shared around to help poke holes in the already weak arguments coming from MAGA. -Joe
The Rundown-Who Counts in America? (opens the original)
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In this edition of The Rundown, we examine yet another attempt by this administration to re-write the Constitution and redefine the country itself for the sole purpose of political benefit for Trump and the Republicans.They tried and failed to do it by using an executive order to re-write the 14th Amendment.<div
🚨Elon Musk is trying to steal your data when you check your voter registration!🚨 (opens the original)
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🚨This is super important! Please share and keep your data safe!🚨Elon Musk has built a website where you can “check your voter registration” but it is actually collecting IMMENSE amounts of data from anyone who uses it. It’s called votesafe.org. DO NOT USE IT.Instead, use vote.org, vote411.org, or Nass.org.
Q&A (opens the original)
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Hey everyone!I haven’t done one of these in a while and I wanted to check back in with you all and have a little chat about what’s going on and what might be of concern to you. You know the drill-Ask me anything you like and I’ll respond to everyone! Here are some hot button topics right now:Mail-in ballots and the USPSTexas closing polling locationsThe infamous ballroom and SCOTUS rulingMilitary leaders “non-concurring” with Sec Hegseth about the war in Iran.Or anything that’s on your mind! </u
The Rundown 9/2/26 (opens the original)
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There are a lot of political stories that get attention because they’re loud or juicy. Trump fell asleep again, a Senate confirmation hearing got spicy, or there’s yet another food recall. These things make coverage of those particular stories all but guaranteed But then there are stories that don’t get nearly enough attention because they sound boring.Federal procurement rules or nuclear regulation. Title X funding requirements, and agricultural visa wage formulas.I know. Riveting stuff.But bur
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