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Kaleva

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5. Didn't Trump win Iowa, Florida, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin?

Reply to NY_20th (Original post)

Tue Jul 10, 2018, 07:44 PM

Jul 2018

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"After that unprecedented partisan obstruction, Grassley cruised to re-election. Other Republican senators from Obama states did the same, from Marco Rubio of Florida to Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania to Ron Johnson of Wisconsin. "

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Red state Democrats can easily oppose Beltway Brett Kavanaugh [View all] NY_20th Jul 2018 OP

This part was interesting/depressing.... vi5 Jul 2018 #1

Exactly. This will not be a deciding factor by any unbiased voter. NY_20th Jul 2018 #4

Adam Jentlsen (Harry's Reids' num 2 staffer) and Ron Klain said DeminPennswoods Jul 2018 #2

If anything voting yes may hurt them more AlexSFCA Jul 2018 #3

Didn't Trump win Iowa, Florida, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin? Kaleva Jul 2018 #5

Yes, but it had absolutely nothing to do with the Supreme Court pick. NY_20th Jul 2018 #7

Opposing an Obama pick in a state Trump wins in 2016 has little consequence. Kaleva Jul 2018 #8

Supporting a Trump pick could have serious consequences standingtall Jul 2018 #9

I think the discussion is more about Manchin and McCaskill Kaleva Jul 2018 #14

No one, and I mean no one, NY_20th Jul 2018 #11

But we are talkiing about Senate races here and not Trump himself. Kaleva Jul 2018 #12

That's fine. I however stand by my opinion that no one will vote based on objection to a NY_20th Jul 2018 #13

Why risk it? The GOP have the votes. Demsrule86 Jul 2018 #6

We don't know with absolute certainty that they will have the votes standingtall Jul 2018 #10