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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsPrimary season doesn't start for another year. Sinema changed parties now.
Seems to me that shows it was more about getting attention than keeping her seat.
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Primary season doesn't start for another year. Sinema changed parties now. (Original Post)
BWdem4life
Dec 2022
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(114,656 posts)1. She registered Independent. She didn't switch parties
as there is no national Independent Party. Shell be an Independent, but, not formally caucusing with Dems. She did not switch to ANY party, no matter what the inaccurate media headlines claim.
To be clear, my beef is with the medias headlines failures.
I agree with you that its attention she seeks.
Frasier Balzov
(5,060 posts)2. Clearly did not want the Dems thinking they had 51 to count on.
Bit of a rug pull and quite uncalled for.
onetexan
(13,913 posts)3. Spot on. AND attention seeking & reelection prospects
All selfserving reasons. She's like the repugs in that way - narcissist.
Irish_Dem
(81,242 posts)6. She did this for money and attention.
Irish_Dem
(81,242 posts)5. Yes the timing was meant to send a clear message.
Right after the GA runoff where a Dem won a senate seat.
She did not do this on her own.
GoodRaisin
(10,920 posts)4. It's most likely about both.