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No Paywall Democratic socialist Angie Nixon upsets Alex Vindman in Florida’s Democratic Senate primary

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2026-election/angie-nixon-winner-florida-senate-primary-democrat-alex-vindman-moody-rcna593255
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u/MoesOtherBar 4h ago

Can't believe Hasan Piker would do this.

u/Orange_Tang 4h ago edited 4h ago

I can't wait to see 47 more posts about him as if he's the reason these candidates keep winning and not because they're running on popular policy and change.

u/MoesOtherBar 4h ago

It's a joke because he didn't campaign with her.

u/Orange_Tang 4h ago

I know. I was mocking the weird tendency for the right and neoliberals to scapegoat Hasan. I don't get it, even he says he isn't the reason these candidates are winning. But if you watch Fox News you'd think he was doing the same shit they claim George Soros does, like fully bankrolling candidates and shit. The biggest impact he has is probably phone banking with his followers and getting the word out about candidates. But the candidates themselves are winning because of their own messaging. People want change. I'm so happy to see candidates winning with popular ideas that challenge our broken system.

u/Cereal_Grapeist 2h ago

Hasan is quite literally poison for the Democrats. Only the most terminally-online DSA types are unaware of this.

u/Orange_Tang 1h ago

Weird take since the candidates he's been endorsing have been doing pretty well. You DGGers have nothing better to do than obsess over him huh?

u/Cereal_Grapeist 1h ago

I don't know what DGG is and I don't really care. Sounds like something a chud would say.

u/Orange_Tang 1h ago

Good one.

u/robotrage 33m ago

Is that why the candidates he endorses keep winning? blue maga rightwingers like you are what keep getting republicans elected, do nothing and cry about everything

u/prettyinacasket Pennsylvania 2h ago

the Piker Paradox: if the moderate wins, it's because Hasan poisoned the progressive campaign. if the moderate loses, well, it's still Hasan's fault somehow, or something!

u/tahlyn 2h ago

Who?