N U T part 2: The Presidency of Bernie Sanders and the 2022 midterms

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Sanders announces Fmr. Governor Brian Schweitzer, originally considered top pick for Secretary of the Interior, will be the head of the Office of Management and Budget, pointing to large ending fund balances in Montana, and his commitment to Universal Healthcare, which was a large part of Sanders' platform. Schweitzer has stated in previous interviews that he believes a healthcare system based on Canada's system would actually save the United States money.

This leaves only the positions of Secretary of Transportation, Secretary of HUD, and Trade Representative left, although Sanders may have to find a backup for Secretary of Education.

You should pick Caroline Kennedy for Trade, Jeff Merkley for HUD, and Martin O' Malley for Transportation, Also you should make Chelsea Clinton Ambassador to Japan

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When is the poll closings

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Yay! 2 terms too many for Marco

Ken Meek Could have Prevented Rubio by dropping out

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Arkansas Senatorial Election:DEMOCRATIC GAIN
56% Reporting
Mayor Mark Stodola: 52.81%
Senator John Boozman: 45.31%
Other: 1.88%

A surprisingly early call, but Stodola's home county, Pulaski, is only 5% reporting, and we believe that county will go heavily Democratic tonight.

Maryland Gubernatorial Election: DEMOCRATIC GAIN
98% Reporting
Fmr. NAACP President Ben Jealous: 53.68%
Lt. Governor Boyd Rutherford: 44.78%
Other: 1.54%

Massachusetts Gubernatorial Election: DEMOCRATIC GAIN
99% Reporting
Mr. Bob Massie: 49.48%
Governor Charlie Baker: 48.93%
Other: 1.59%

2 gains for Democrats in deeply Democratic territory. Massachusetts was extremely close here, but Baker just doesn't seem to have been popular enough to withstand the wave.

Bob Massie has as much chance as a Duck to become Governor of Massachusetts

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What's the point of the VT Progressive Party when the Democratic Party is so Progressive and I'm sure there will be something like the ND-NPL or the MN-DFL