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AlexSFCA

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5. non deciding votes are useful for strategic purposes

Reply to spooky3 (Reply #2)

Wed Nov 7, 2018, 12:57 AM

Nov 2018

democrats should understand that that those votes are needed to get votes from dummies who occupy too much of those states.

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We should learn from Munchin [View all] AlexSFCA Nov 2018 OP

They would have lost anyway Proud liberal 80 Nov 2018 #1

I think voter suppression was a bigger factor in ND and GA -- and maybe elsewhere -- spooky3 Nov 2018 #4

I don't. And there is a real ethical question here. If you know someone is ill-suited spooky3 Nov 2018 #2

non deciding votes are useful for strategic purposes AlexSFCA Nov 2018 #5

Ethics are useful for the long term. nt spooky3 Nov 2018 #7

No. jcgoldie Nov 2018 #3

Bingo. GaYellowDawg Nov 2018 #6

he was not a senator AlexSFCA Nov 2018 #8

He was running for the senate jcgoldie Nov 2018 #10

As soon as Beto said what he did about the NFL players not standing I knew we lost Polybius Nov 2018 #9

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