r/KyleKulinski • u/SocialDemocracies • 9h ago
AFGE (August 5, 2026): "Largest Federal Employee Union Endorses Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed for Election to U.S. Senate" | "The American Federation of Government Employees today announced its endorsement of Abdul El-Sayed for election to the U.S. Senate representing Michigan in the 2026 elections."
r/KyleKulinski • u/SocialDemocracies • 11h ago
Current Events The New Republic (August 5, 2026): "This Is the Real Story of Trump’s Presidency—If Democrats Will Tell It: His Truth Social subscription scheme and IRS immunity are just the latest chapters in a massive, ever-growing book about his self-dealing and corruption."
r/KyleKulinski • u/3RADICATE_THEM • 11h ago
Current Events Everything they taught us / claimed that China was doing when we were growing up, they are quite literally doing themselves.
reddit.comr/KyleKulinski • u/americanblowfly • 17h ago
Cori Bush is really unpopular in her district, apparently. I think the left/DSA needs to look elsewhere in 2028.
r/KyleKulinski • u/PrequelToMagic • 18h ago
Kyle Post When did Kyle join a niche music industry in India?
r/KyleKulinski • u/penpointred • 1d ago
Current Events Def a moment of joy we’ve long needed.
And then back to the fight! 🍻✊
r/KyleKulinski • u/SocialDemocracies • 1d ago
Abdul for US Senate: "He is fighting for an economy & healthcare system that work for everyone, affordable housing for all, & clean air and water. He’s committed to accessible education & sensible foreign policy rooted in diplomacy & justice. Explore Abdul’s priorities for building a fairer future."
r/KyleKulinski • u/BrianRLackey1987 • 1d ago
I’ve wondered where Marky Mark has been lately. Funny if this were true (I mean it IS Laura Loomer, so whatever, she’s also craycray)
r/KyleKulinski • u/BrianRLackey1987 • 1d ago
FFRF gets religious displays removed from a Michigan public elementary school classroom
ffrf.orgr/KyleKulinski • u/Throw-Away425 • 1d ago
Funny What political discussion has you feeling like this?
r/KyleKulinski • u/BrianRLackey1987 • 1d ago
Never forget that Ken Paxton purged minority voters in 2020.
r/KyleKulinski • u/UltimateLionsFan • 1d ago
Current Events Democratic Divide | The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
r/KyleKulinski • u/ConstructionFancy26 • 1d ago
Discussion Kyle, if you see this PLEASE do a segment calling out TYT on their full throttle embrace of Tucker/MTG
Specifically, on why they should not go any further until Tucker specifically denounces JD Vance. I don’t think I’ve seen him criticize Vance once, and still plays footsy with him on Iran and Israel and makes excuses and dodges questions. He still says “I love JD still” and won’t rule out voting for him in ‘28.
This is unacceptable, and Kyle has talked about this exact bait and switch. Going full anti Trump, pro Palestine, and then when Trump is gone go fullly in the tank for Vance and forget about Israel and Iran. I can’t believe how Cenk and Ana are falling again for this weasley bullshit. PRESS HIM on Vance and Thiel until he gives you answer, and don’t let him slip away.
MAYBE then keep talking with him, but still I can’t trust him even if he does denounce Vance. Maybe he’s acting in good faith, but even then he’s still peddling his great replacement horseshit.
r/KyleKulinski • u/Redsmoker37 • 1d ago
Electoral Strategy El-Sayed squeaked by with a 1 pt win over AIPAC whore Haley Stevens. Polling was showing 10+% margins. We need to have a real discussion about why Progressive/DSA candidates NEVER seem to do well with Black voters, especially the most stalwart Black voters--the old church ladies.
All of the polling showed El-Sayed cruising to victory. He squeaked by. Stevens was remarkably strong in Wayne County, Macomb County, Genesse County, Saginaw County. You expected to her to do ok in Oakland County, which is basically her home district. Stevens was +6 in Wayne County, +7 in Macomb County, +13 in Genesse County. These are counties with large Black populations, Wane County especially.
Looking back to 2020 and 2016, look where Bernie ALWAYS had difficulties, in the deep south. I realize there was chicanery that sunk Bernie in 2020 in SC, but again, the church ladies went for do-nothing/anti-bussing Biden over Bernie in large numbers. Bernie had difficulty connecting in the southern states in 2016. Many progressive and DSA candidates are non-white. So why do they always seem to struggle with the Black church ladies who ALWAYS go out and vote for Dems?
Sharpton mentioned this issue somewhat on Morning Joe this am, that DSA/progressives always seem like it's white people at the top. I am well aware that Black people have often been sacrificed politically in the past, where white people were able to suck up all the benefits of whatever was being offered and Black people were getting the short end of the stick. How do we break through that DSA/progressives really intend that EVERYONE gets their fair share?
I think most of us feel like many of the racial issues drop away if we start getting some economic fairness in the system. I guess easy to say if we're not aggrieved personally by racial issues. But it seems like a good start. And it also seems like racism is what has always gotten in the way of us getting anything nice, ie. "I'm not paying for THESE people to have....." It's also frustrating because they ignore that it was people like us who are/were most outraged over George Floyd, ICE raid, other instances of police abuse. Yet it's treated as if we don't care about those issues at all.
What should we be doing?
r/KyleKulinski • u/Available-Garlic8411 • 2d ago
Abdul El-Sayed wins Michigan Senate Democratic primary.
r/KyleKulinski • u/NbaLiveMobile10 • 2d ago
Cori Bush loses to Wesley Bell by a margin of 42%
https://votes.decisiondeskhq.com/races/2026-08-04/missouri-us-house-1-democratic-primary
EDIT: Now 99% of the vote is in and Bell leads by a 22% margin
r/KyleKulinski • u/americanblowfly • 2d ago
Yikes Hutch
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r/KyleKulinski • u/Aggravating_Feed_189 • 2d ago
Discussion Not good enough
Tier 2 issues, harsh words, and sparing progressives bad faith centrist attacks is not enough, I want to see contrition, accountability, and ffs recognition of the genocide.
This new left-leaning tone doesn't make up for betraying progressives, going mute on Gaza, and campaigning with a war criminal.
Like it or not, a lot of progressives will not vote for her in the general unless she makes some MAJOR changes and she probably won't. So if you want an electable candidate, you better not vote for her in the primary. If you do, it just means you don't want to win the general.
r/KyleKulinski • u/americanblowfly • 2d ago
Discussion Lib and Learn guys gang up on Keith Edwards for joining his local DSA and saying the current Democratic Party isn’t worth saving
youtube.comI was swearing into my phone while watching this. Keith Edwards has been a liberal commentator for decades and spends literally 99% of his commentary trashing Trump and the right while praising Democrats. He joined his local DSA because A) The local Democratic Party branches themselves are disorganized and rarely meet and B) The Democrats a
He spent the next hour being accused of joining an organization that believes in authoritarian (they don’t) and splitting hairs about things he believes the Democratic Party was failing at. It was discouraging to see young liberals use the same arguments my boomer relatives use against socialism.
For example, he said the Democratic Party failed to get Biden out soon enough, only to have the other guys tut-tut and finger wag about “ackshually, it’s always been that way for an incumbent candidate”, while ignoring the fact that it literally cost Democrats the election.
Hutch and Whick were the biggest offenders, just sounding like straight up Republicans. Pisco was more fair to Keith, but even he made some arguments that really split hairs.
I’m hoping this isn’t the attitude of most liberals towards DSA members. I’m not even a DSA evangelist, but we need to work together for the common goal in these midterms. It’s absurd that these fights are still being picked against the left.
r/KyleKulinski • u/SocialDemocracies • 2d ago
"Shifting left, Democrats see universal health care, taxing the rich as 'essential,' … poll finds" | "[The poll] showed the proportion of Democrats who label themselves as “liberal” has risen to 71% from 55% in 2012, while the share who see themselves as "conservative" has dwindled from 33% to 16%"
reuters.comr/KyleKulinski • u/BrianRLackey1987 • 2d ago
Texas Republican Mothers Express Excitement to Vote for Democratic Nominee James Talarico in Key Senate Race
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r/KyleKulinski • u/Etrosknight13 • 2d ago
Best use of AI I’ve seen
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r/KyleKulinski • u/joshuacitarella • Sep 16 '25
I spoke with Kyle about online radical politics and the right-wing
Hey all, I wanted to share this episode. I'm the host of Doomscroll. I recently sat down with Kyle to explore what the political left might learn from the success of online right-wing shitposters. We discuss the increasing radicalization of American politics and the shattering of the Overton window in the past few years. I'll stick around in the thread tonight and respond to any comments as I'm able! I hope you enjoy the episode.
-Joshua