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Awsi Dooger

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8. Yet those 30 will instead speak out in his defense
Wed Sep 25, 2019, 12:12 PM
Sep 2019

That's the reality of the matter. It's the reason that comparisons to the Watergate era are not valid.

These guys know they'll be primaried and they'll be out of a job. It won't end there. They would be targeted and attacked once out of office. That is the reality of the social media era and the Republican party. Nobility has to be weighed in relation to impact on their lives and therefore the lives of their family members.

Somehow the situational influence is never considered around here

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Watching in the lunch room. Bad sound. underpants Sep 2019 #1
Profiles in Courage, Republican style. OAITW r.2.0 Sep 2019 #2
Which leads to the question: Goodheart Sep 2019 #3
I suspect if they had unanimous consent to do it... berni_mccoy Sep 2019 #6
I don't buy it. TwilightZone Sep 2019 #4
Too late for a primary? safeinOhio Sep 2019 #5
Conservatives are self-preserving cowards. Dawson Leery Sep 2019 #7
yep, they'll chew your leg off dweller Sep 2019 #11
Yet those 30 will instead speak out in his defense Awsi Dooger Sep 2019 #8
They probably won't speak out. TwilightZone Sep 2019 #9
The last thing they want to do is make that vote BeyondGeography Sep 2019 #12
Not for many of them. TwilightZone Sep 2019 #13
Profiles in Cowardice. spanone Sep 2019 #10
Cowards. But I'd take it. Roland99 Sep 2019 #14
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