Y’all, we did it! We CAST OUR GODDAMNED VOTE and changed the outlook for this country. Keep that feeling and remember it every election cycle, we can force change when We The People band together and do the right thing like voting for Renee Good and Alex Pretti, for accountability and decency, for healthcare, for immigrants, for the environment , for the future of our kid's, for Democracy, for LGBTQ+ Americans and Americans of color, and for kindness and hope.… and here are some of those changes: Democrat Allison Montgomery becomes the first transgender woman ever elected to the Alabama legislature. Democrat Nancy Lacore, who was fired by DUI hire Pete Hegseth, has won her Congressional seat in Congress and may just be a vote in impeaching Hegseth. Democrat Troy Jackson ended Susan Collins'—that very Concerned Woman—30-year Senate career. Democrat Xavier Becerra won the governorship over a billionaire whose sole interest was billionaires. Democrat Deb Haaland has won New Mexico’s governor’s race, becoming the first Native American woman elected governor of a U.S. state. Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms won the governor’s race in Georgia as the first Black woman elected to that office. Democrat Gina Hinojosa won the goi9vernor’s race in Texas and is the first Latina governor of that state. Democrat Abdul El-Sayed won the race for Senator from Michigan. Democrat Aaron Ford flipped the governorship from Red to Blue in Nevada. Democrat Amy Acton is the first woman governor of Ohio. Democrat Bentley Hudgins is Georgia’s first openly trans and non-binary state legislator. Democrat Dina Nina Martinez-Rutherford is Wisconsin’s first openly trans state lawmaker. Democrat Annie Andrews won the race for Senator from South Carolina for the first time in 38 years. The joke is that Darline Graham gave up her race to honor her brother Miss Lindsey by finishing on the bottom. Democrat Congresswoman Sarah McBride won reelection to the Delaware Senate as an openly trans woman. Democrat Cynthia O Ford won election to SC House District 57. Democrat Chris Pappas made history as the first openly gay man elected to the U.S. Senate where he will represent New Hampshire. Democrat JD Ford becomes the first openly gay person elected to Congress from Indiana. Democrat Becca Balint becomes the first woman and first openly LGBTQ+ member of Congress from Vermont when she wins he third term. Democrat Emily Randall is the first openly LGBTQ+ Latina elected to Congress representing Washington. Democrat Leigh Finke becomes Minnesota’s first openly trans state legislator winning reelection to her third term. Democrat Zooey Zephyr Montana’s first openly trans state legislator won reelection for another term Democrat Jeremy Moss makes History as Michigan’s first openly LGBTQ+ member of Congress. Democrat, and LGBTQ+ Marine Veteran JoAnna Mendoza won election to the Arizona Congress. Democrat DeShanna Neal, Delaware’s first nonbinary expected official, won reelection. Democrat Maura Healy, America’s first openly elected lesbian, won her second term as governor of Massachusetts. Democrat Robert Garcia, the first openly LGBTQ+ immigrant elected to Congress from California, won his third term. Democrat Malcolm Kenyatta, Pennsylvania’s first openly gay Black state legislator, won his fifth term to office. Democrat Ann Johnson, an openly lesbian Texas lawmaker, has won a fourth term in office. Democrat Takano, the first openly gay person of color elected to California’s Congress, won his eight term. Democrat, one of the first Native American women elected to Congress and Kansas’ first openly LGBTQ+ representative, wo/n her fifth term. Lastly … Leon Skum pissed away nearly half a billion dollars in Texas GOP races and won exactly nothing … except maybe a rigorous Congressional investigation to his DOGE crimes. And for the first time since we moved here nearly 19 years ago, the color of South Carolina’s state flag feels appropriate. |
Thursday, November 05, 2026
Bobservations in Blue
Friday, July 17, 2026
I Didn't Say It ...
Thursday, July 16, 2026
Bobservations
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I've said it before and I'll say it again, if football players dressed like this I might be more
interested in watching them, um, “play.” |
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Atila Escolano Sanchez is a Spanish male model and musician based in Madrid, and is also an avid trail runner so, if you could catch him Would You Hit It? |
Monday, July 13, 2026
Miss Lindsey Is Dead
Monday, June 01, 2026
Ain't That America XLIII
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Here we are with the 43rd edition of Ain’t That America. I never thought it would last this long, but I do feel an end in sight … an end to wars for profit from the “Peace” President … an end to the grift … to the gold-leafing of America … and end to the goose-stepping GOP … a rise in voting … a rise in Democrats stepping up and speaking up and doing the work of We The People … so let’s go:
The No Kings Movement has announced a nationwide event for June 14 directly counter-programming Cankles Dementia celebrations and a Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) bout on the south lawn of the newly named White Trash House. The centerpiece is a 90-minute concert at New York’s Town Hall featuring entertainer Bette Midler, songwriter Patti Smith, actor Jane Fonda, musician Rufus Wainwright and commentator Joy Reid – streaming free nationwide, while local groups host watch parties across the country. The event is co-presented by the Committee for the First Amendment, a coalition of artists and cultural figures, and frames the US’s 250th anniversary as a moment of democratic reckoning. Get out and march and resist and cast a goddamned vote. |



































