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 Re: GOP and Democrats All But Tied Going into Midterms
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Sep 1st a 08:59 PM
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Pero, I'd seriously like to whittle your 18-20 seats down to 15 or less.
If abortion is pulling some voters off the couch I'm certainly not going to fight it. And neither should Democratic candidates.
Rub their noses in it. Rub their noses in Trump's BS too!
Republicans are divided on both issues. Democratic strategists seem to be hitting on all cylinders.
It's almost like the clouds are parting and giving us a glimpse of the sun...
Rick has every right as a partisan Democrat to hope that the Blue Team scores a grand slam on November 8th. That good will triumph over evil, that the moral turpitude of the Republican party will be revealed and that Americans can march into a Brave New World....
Until DeSantis wins in 2024 and it all turns into another Trail Of Tears...
Like Trump with brass knuckles instead of tiny baby fists.
But that's the next "most important election of our lives" It's gonna be interesting if he wins in 24 and not in a good way.
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