Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA) sang a different tune than a lot of his party by congratulating Tuesday's primary winners and welcoming them into the Democratic Party's big tent.
I've been seeing a lot of rhetoric on here these past few days on Tuesday in particular as well as broader ideological divides and tend to disagree with the views of many here. I'm sure you disagree with me too, but I think *this* is the right way to do things as a party. Not be divided. United. When was the purpose of this place to bicker about trivial, irrelevant ideological bullshit when what we should be doing is talking about elections and the process to win them? This is one of the best places to discuss the horribly divisive topic of politics on the Internet. But unfortunately, as pointed out by one commenter, some party faithful that scream "vote blue no matter who" suddenly change their tune when they don't get their primary candidate. If you all want to be a cohesive party, and I know many people here are diehard Democrats, you should ought to respect every wing of it. We should disagree, disagree passionately even, but not default to personal attacks and baseless criticisms. And I don't intend to talk down to anyone. This is just my two cents. Feel free to express a different point of view in a constructive way.
https://x.com/RobertGarcia/status/2070611342709444992
Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA) sang a different tune than a lot of his party by congratulating Tuesday's primary winners and welcoming them into the Democratic Party's big tent.
I've been seeing a lot of rhetoric on here these past few days on Tuesday in particular as well as broader ideological divides and tend to disagree with the views of many here. I'm sure you disagree with me too, but I think *this* is the right way to do things as a party. Not be divided. United. When was the purpose of this place to bicker about trivial, irrelevant ideological bullshit when what we should be doing is talking about elections and the process to win them? This is one of the best places to discuss the horribly divisive topic of politics on the Internet. But unfortunately, as pointed out by one commenter, some party faithful that scream "vote blue no matter who" suddenly change their tune when they don't get their primary candidate. If you all want to be a cohesive party, and I know many people here are diehard Democrats, you should ought to respect every wing of it. We should disagree, disagree passionately even, but not default to personal attacks and baseless criticisms. And I don't intend to talk down to anyone. This is just my two cents. Feel free to express a different point of view in a constructive way.
An Alaska superior court judge has ordered that the second Dan Sullivan be reinstated to the Republican primary ballot.
https://alaskapublic.org/news/politics/2026-06-26/judge-puts-2nd-dan-sullivan-back-on-ballot-in-alaskas-u-s-senate-race
The decision is expected to be quickly appealed to the AK Supreme Court, while primary ballots are scheduled to start printing on Tuesday.