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Right-wing Cubans be like: thank you Trump and Rubio for freeing Cuba so our cities can look like this 😍

I took this video outside the Signature Inn Miami, Northwest 36th Street. During my recent visit, I learned outside the waterfront, Miami-Dade is pretty boring and is mostly strip malls and suburbs.

u/Intelligent_Wafer562 — 18 hours ago
▲ 172 r/thespinroom+1 crossposts

NYT/Sienna poll - preference on control of Senate.

We can look at individual poll results but I think this one particular question is more telling:
"What is your preference for the outcome of this year's U.S."

The Democrats lead in only two states for this question despite all the other results which are more favorable to Dems.

u/Intelligent_Wafer562 — 3 days ago
▲ 35 r/thespinroom+1 crossposts

Some democrats need to stop whining about DSA and threatening to go to war with their own party and instead implement electoral reform that allows them to split into their own factions.

Like once you get PR and more parties you don’t have to worry about them infiltrating the party because they can have their own and you still have a choice to work with them. Electoral reform is also too radical so we’ll be stuck with the 2p system, but Mike Johnson has shown PR is something that destroys the fabric of our nation so it’s something democrats can differentiate on.

Also be like Ben McAdams and acknowledge some areas are going to elect different styles of reps.

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u/Intelligent_Wafer562 — 8 days ago
▲ 123 r/YAPms+1 crossposts

Republican US House members are more radical than Democrats (2025 congress)

The chart shows the DW NOMINATE scores of all representatives serving in the US House in the current 119th congress. (Data provided by VoteView)

The x-axis shows ideology from -1 (very liberal) to +1 (very conservative). On average, Democrats are closer to the center. They also have less extreme members.

Do you think this is an accurate representation of the ideology in congress?

You can interact with the chart and find your congressman here.

u/Intelligent_Wafer562 — 11 days ago
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The People's Republic of China has saved tens of thousands of North American lives since 2023 by cracking down on criminals in China who make fentanyl, stopping it at the source

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u/Intelligent_Wafer562 — 1 month ago