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SunSeeker

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23. My Dem Club has issued its endorsement. Most already have.
Fri Feb 2, 2018, 02:01 PM
Feb 2018

It is now clear there are two top Dem candidates who have garnered the majority of endorsements: Harley Rouda and Hans Keirstead. Hopefully the other 6 will drop out in the next couple weeks as it becomes obvious they have no chance. They know having 8 Dems on the ballot is suicide. What is making me nervous is none have dropped out yet, even though it has been obvious who the frontrunners are for weeks, if not months.

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hemorrhoid assholes Angry Dragon Feb 2018 #1
im still stuck with mclintock. UGH. get the iodine . get the hot water bottle. AllaN01Bear Feb 2018 #2
He is being challenged. Get thee to the farmers' market and set up a table. Sophia4 Feb 2018 #3
Then you surely get it.My old district has been a battleground ever since Mike Huffington rode in... Hekate Feb 2018 #4
LaMalfa. jeffreyi Feb 2018 #5
We have too many Dems running against the very beatable Rohrabacher. SunSeeker Feb 2018 #6
The important thing is that the winner of the Democratic primary Sophia4 Feb 2018 #9
No, you don't understand. CA congressional primaries don't work like CA presidential primaries. SunSeeker Feb 2018 #10
That is a really good point, SunSeeker. calimary Feb 2018 #11
Sounds like some of the primary candidates need a good hard dose of reality injected before the race Kentonio Feb 2018 #13
Yes indeed, but that's where we get wails & gnashing of teeth about "party bosses"... Hekate Feb 2018 #22
Thanks. I learned something and I live here (CA). BigmanPigman Feb 2018 #16
Is there anything being done to address this ? Perhaps one way is for big Dem donors to pour a lot OnDoutside Feb 2018 #17
Dem groups are having candidate forums, issuing endorsements. SunSeeker Feb 2018 #19
That's disappointing alright. Someone needs to intervene further, it's too important. OnDoutside Feb 2018 #20
My Dem Club has issued its endorsement. Most already have. SunSeeker Feb 2018 #23
Are the other 6 bona fide Democrats ? OnDoutside Feb 2018 #24
... SunSeeker Feb 2018 #25
Only reason I ask is if some are running to split the vote deliberately. Time OnDoutside Feb 2018 #26
If you don't know, find out. Sophia4 Feb 2018 #33
Thanks for all the info, sunseeker. sheshe2 Feb 2018 #28
Thank you for explaining this. brer cat Feb 2018 #18
Education is good, thank you for educating Eliot Rosewater Feb 2018 #29
Go to the headquarters of each candidate and respectfully bring this Sophia4 Feb 2018 #32
Pride goeth before a fall, indeed. ehrnst Feb 2018 #30
This message was self-deleted by its author ehrnst Feb 2018 #31
You're right, Hekate. The only way to win those solidly R districts is to put up a candidate pnwmom Feb 2018 #7
Hunter may be saying goodbye but I hope Issa doesn't run in his place. BigmanPigman Feb 2018 #8
Yes! Thank goodness for Indivisible! calimary Feb 2018 #12
That is interesting timing! BigmanPigman Feb 2018 #15
I also especially like Elizabeth Warren, and I like Bernie. But I like Sophia4 Feb 2018 #34
.... BigmanPigman Feb 2018 #35
I don't always agree with this way of thinking Kentonio Feb 2018 #14
K&R For the Damned Straight Truth of the Matter!!!! Stinky The Clown Feb 2018 #21
Thanks for this, Hekate sheshe2 Feb 2018 #27
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