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In reply to the discussion: So, about that low-keyed, quiet guy who could nail down the presidency [View all]quakerboy
(13,901 posts)40. Can we afford to lose that senate seat?
What are the odds on keeping the seat if Brown steps up?
Any dem should be able to beat either of them. If we bother to do our own careful vetting and if we are willing to unite behind a single dem.
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So, about that low-keyed, quiet guy who could nail down the presidency [View all]
Cyrano
Feb 2019
OP
I agree. We don't need the bloodletting of an early squabble primary infight ...
marble falls
Feb 2019
#78
Me too I like them all so far. Corey Booker responded well when asked about unity.
efhmc
Feb 2019
#86
In my lifetime there's never been such a great field of candidates in number or abilities.
marble falls
Feb 2019
#87
It is. We have other important things to deal with. This early primary positioning is distracting ..
marble falls
Feb 2019
#94
For the record, the GOP & Koch apparatus have been floating domestic violence rumors
irisblue
Feb 2019
#3
Very important to be aware of what's sure to come. GOP operatives working overtime!!!
bobbieinok
Feb 2019
#10
Did you notice the date on that story? 6 wks before the most recent Senate campaign. Dark Money.
irisblue
Feb 2019
#80
Jackie remained civil and you kept at her. I've known her for six years and while I know she has ...
marble falls
Feb 2019
#67
"Some her"? Really? Four days and you're talking about being "constantly told"?
George II
Feb 2019
#65
Could we please not start the whole "x is an actual democrat" with the unsaid meaning that
cstanleytech
Feb 2019
#46
"He's an actual Democrat... so that's definitely a plus!" The implication is there.
cstanleytech
Feb 2019
#48
Well, honestly... that's not a very flattering portrayal of "Bernie voters"...
NurseJackie
Feb 2019
#108
Actually Harris and Warren about both guaranteed to be replaced with Democratic Senators
Fresh_Start
Feb 2019
#15
If you want Brown as Pres, or even VP, you better get lots more Senators elected from other states
TeamPooka
Feb 2019
#11
Since she had to pass on him for VP because-Ohio, BROWN-Hillary would be fantastic!
UTUSN
Feb 2019
#17
I am hoping he goes for it. I think he is our best shot to take the White House.
GentryDixon
Feb 2019
#21
Brown is my Senator. He's a great guy. I would hate to see him leave his Senate job because he
Cousin Dupree
Feb 2019
#30
Ohio is NOT a resign to run state. Sen Brown is not legally required to give up his seat.
irisblue
Feb 2019
#57
Yes, I especially like "and when he speaks, everyone can understand his positions, his beliefs, ..."
LAS14
Feb 2019
#50
I had hoped he was HRC running mate in 2016. No bad reflection on Kane, tho. I like him too.
allgood33
Feb 2019
#70