Buttigieg: Nowhere in the Constitution does it say that there have to be nine Supreme Court justices. That one doesn't even take a constitutional amendment. It just takes a readiness to set up a court that fits this country.  We could have 13 seats matching the district structure of the federal judiciary, but also a process that makes it less partisan. We cannot have partisan warfare every time there's an opening on the court

This is the most “The European mind can’t comprehend this” moment of my life. One of my friends said, “Punch me five times tomorrow and I’ll still think this isn’t real.”

News - With all of Platner's baggage, some Democrats think they can take the majority without Maine. This was unthinkable just a few months ago. - Sen. Warnock said Maine is no longer a total must-win to flip Senate: “We have many opportunities. And that map has grown wider" - Sen. Rosen said Dems "absolutely" can win without Platner: Iowa, Texas, Ohio, NC, Alaska: "There is a path for us to take the Senate back ... we're going to make some dents every place that we can" - Senate Dem: “I can imagine a scenario where you lose Maine” and win the majority. Blumenthal said: “We have a path without Maine. But we’re counting on winning Maine" D strategist working on Senate races: "Democrats have expanded the map....We don’t have to, nor should we, cross our fingers hoping Platner can drag a mountain of baggage across the finish line in Maine anymore.” - Rosen, Warnock, Ossoff not endorsing Platner. Fetterman openly going after him. Warren said Dems need to get on board: “He has a really good chance to win in this race. And we should help him do it" - Dem groups still keeping Maine on board but acknowledge there are multiple paths to the majority now - NRSC polling was "bleak" yesterday but Collins has improved her numbers a bit, one attendee said - Sen. Murphy thought my question was silly: "if I'm someone who believes that we're going to win Maine, then I don't spend any time thinking about not winning Maine"

Nancy Mace on Alan Wilson last year: “Women who come forward in your system are treated like criminals under your leadership, in your system and on your watch, Attorney General Alan Wilson." Nancy Mace on Alan Wilson today: Endorses him for governor of South Carolina.

When I look at the symbol tattooed on @grahamformaine’s stomach, I do not see a tattoo. I see the symbol worn by the people who murdered my great-grandmother after shooting nine of her children in front of her. The Democratic Party nominated him anyway. Disgraceful.