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Frostreads

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  • Faine Greenwood@faineg.com

    Older politicians grew up in a landscape where the GOP (supposedly) was at least somewhat more genteel about their fascist aspirations. Now? I believe younger Democrats are extremely clear-eyed about how these fuckers want to and will kill us if we don't crush them first.

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  • Angus Johnston@angus.bsky.social

    Ossoff's telling Collins to his face that he "hired half the Third Reich to staff [his] congressional office" was a great debate moment, but it's also a necessary precursor for the aggressive pursuit of accountability and consequences that's going to be vitally necessary in the coming years.

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  • Angus Johnston@angus.bsky.social

    And again, I do think this shift has real substantive implications. A while back I found a Biden speech from the depths of Watergate in which he insisted over and over again that Nixon was an aberration, that the GOP as a party was decent and honorable. That worldview shaped his presidency.

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  • Angus Johnston@angus.bsky.social

    Yep. Ossoff generally is very comfortable working in this oratorical register, and his success in doing so while racking up a huge win in a purple southern state—while positioning himself for a potential presidential run—isn't lost on his peers.

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  • Angus Johnston@angus.bsky.social

    There's a thing that happens in politics where elected officials realize that a previously unknown or disparaged tactic works, and they all suddenly adopt it. (Think of the sudden vogue for cursing for emphasis in the last few years.) This feels like a substantively significant example of that.

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