Emma SilvermanHost
I'm Emma Silverman, and welcome back to Anti-Spiral, your weekly dose of hope, wins, and reality checks all broken down so you don't spiral too hard.

And I have one tiny piece of, I guess you could call it housekeeping, but it's just something I wanted to point out really quick to make you feel better.

As you know, and as I remind you of every single episode, midterms are creeping up on us, and as we also know, those who win in midterms are sworn in at the beginning of January.

And that time period between November and January kind of feels like senior year of college.

Everyone's looking at the professor like they don't matter anymore, which in this case, our, quote-unquote, "professor" has never mattered.


So when you think about it like that, the new Congress being sworn in is also coming up very quickly.

And I just wanted to let you know that on that day, we will be one year away, one year, that's it, from all of the 2028 primary campaigns.

So I know that sometimes it can feel like everything is going slow, but even this year has been so midterms heavy that it feels to me like it's going faster than we think.

And it's easy to sit back and think about how much time we have left under Trump, but this is when it starts to speed up.

You have midterms, and then two months later, the winners are sworn in, and then only one year later, primary campaigns begin.

And then after that, we have primaries, then the 2028 election, and then we can say bye to Skid Mark Messiah once and for all.
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I'm Emma Silverman, and welcome back to Anti-Spiral, your weekly dose of hope, wins, and reality checks all broken down so you don't spiral too hard.

And I have one tiny piece of, I guess you could call it housekeeping, but it's just something I wanted to point out really quick to make you feel better.

As you know, and as I remind you of every single episode, midterms are creeping up on us, and as we also know, those who win in midterms are sworn in at the beginning of January.

And that time period between November and January kind of feels like senior year of college.

Everyone's looking at the professor like they don't matter anymore, which in this case, our, quote-unquote, "professor" has never mattered.


So when you think about it like that, the new Congress being sworn in is also coming up very quickly.

And I just wanted to let you know that on that day, we will be one year away, one year, that's it, from all of the 2028 primary campaigns.

So I know that sometimes it can feel like everything is going slow, but even this year has been so midterms heavy that it feels to me like it's going faster than we think.

And it's easy to sit back and think about how much time we have left under Trump, but this is when it starts to speed up.

You have midterms, and then two months later, the winners are sworn in, and then only one year later, primary campaigns begin.

And then after that, we have primaries, then the 2028 election, and then we can say bye to Skid Mark Messiah once and for all.