Tuesday's statehouse wins put Democrats in full control of five states worth 61 electoral votes — more than enough to trigger the interstate compact that would hand the presidency to the national popular vote winner, no constitutional amendment required.
A dossier from the Groundwork Collaborative, built by former Warren and Sanders staffers, names hundreds of corporations and executives for the subpoena power Democrats just won — and the fight over whether to use it is really a fight over what the election meant.
Leaked briefings against the defense secretary, a chief of staff reportedly playing "4D chess" with the vice president's future, and a president shopping for a firing — the administration's answer to losing an election about a war is a fight over who gets blamed for it.
DSA chapters have helped elect more than 300 candidates nationwide — including in Wisconsin, Colorado, and states the Democratic establishment insists are hostile to the left. The coastal fringe story was never a demographic observation. It was a management tool.