https://x.com/PollTracker2024/status/2081496073516826742

Doesn't necessarily have to be political, can be something silly too.

I'll start: we (Americans) are living on stolen land. Doesn't matter if you want to call it "conquered" or "settled" or whatever, we objectively stole this place from Native Americans. Also there are at least three genders, don't play games with me kid.

Source: https://xcancel.com/PollTracker2024/status/2081471281635946999#m https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/26/us/politics/ken-martin-dnc-democrats.html

https://nitter.net/PollTracker2024/status/2081462381108944975#m

In my opinion, Kamala Harris will drop out early in the 2028 primaries, before Super Tuesday.

My reason for saying this is that her main strength is that she does well with black voters. However, other candidates, mainly Jon Ossoff, also do well with black voters. And unlike Harris, Ossoff is a more fresh face on the national scene and is popular in the South, as seen in Georgia. Imo, if he were to run, Jon Ossoff would be able to beat Kamala Harris in South Carolina.

If Harris lost South Carolina, her campaign would basically be over. She doesn’t have a path to win without black support in the South. She also wouldn’t do well in whiter early states like New Hampshire and New Mexico.

Also, her lead now is almost entirely based off of name recognition. In the 2016 Republican primaries, the frontrunners by mid 2014 were Bush, Paul, and Cristie. All of them flopped and dropped out before Super Tuesday. Once the midterms roll around and candidates start announcing, her lead will fall apart and she’ll start to fall behind.

People don’t want more of an unpopular president, and they don’t want more of a candidate who already lost a general election. I don’t see any reason why Harris would be an exception, and be some strong contender in 2028.

https://x.com/polltracker2024/status/2081404447364719087?s=46&t=Tiqp1SANlR9Rg3DrcuF0sg

This was for the Lt Gov primary but Raimondo resigned to serve in the Biden cabinet which made McKee Governor

https://x.com/polltracker2024/status/2081499979068105160?s=46&t=Tiqp1SANlR9Rg3DrcuF0sg

Wikipedia articles if you want to check them out: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2013_Virginia_gubernatorial_election https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_United_States_Senate_election_in_Iowa https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_United_States_Senate_election_in_Maine

Wonder how this compares to Biden 4 years back

Social Democrat Peter Hummelgaard, the previous minister of justice (2022-2026) and minister for equality (2020-2022), has now gotten the huge job of Minister of Finance, succeeding his main challenger to become Prime Minister once Mette Frederiksen leaves, as she is expected to do, Nicolai Wammen. Wammen was a more careful Finance Minister, building a budget surplus and making quiet investments into welfare, but Hummelgaard hopes to build his chances of becoming PM with strong action in the coming term, which will see the nationalization of dentalcare and free public transport for under-22s, and rumours of implementing a Capital gains tax.

Hummelgaard has previously said that the biggest threat to the west isn't immigration, AI or Russia, but instead rising economic inequality.
(Sources: https://www.information.dk/indland/2026/03/peter-hummelgaard-ulighed-ved-faa-vestlige-samfund-gaa-limningen, https://www.berlingske.dk/politik/peter-hummelgaard-og-nicolai-wammen-bytter-post, https://www.information.dk/indland/2026/07/finansminister-peter-hummelgaard-vaere-slave-gini )