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23. As my old

Reply to Tom Rinaldo (Reply #5)

Mon Jul 13, 2020, 01:25 PM

Jul 2020

Poly Sci Prof once said,both parties control 45% of the vote,it is the mussy 10% in the middle one party or other has to capture in order to win.

In the last month of 2016 campaign,our feedback was showing what you mention only in a very small amount.

Party Seniority,or as they say,it is his or hers turn came back to bite us big time in several Elections in Minnesota years ago. And as a post moratorium to 2016,what you mentioned was their as some of us noticed,but plowed straight ahead,the painting by Media and the RNC for the Honesty of Clinton had sounds of the Arkansas Project . One could smell Conway and Mercer's body odor all over it.

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In 2016 Hillary had the mantle of the so called "Known Quantity" in the race. [View all] Tom Rinaldo Jul 2020 OP

You knocked this one out of the park. K&R Demsrule86 Jul 2020 #1

Thanks. Our goal now has to be the total repudiation of everything Trump stands for Tom Rinaldo Jul 2020 #2

11 days before the election Comey sent a letter to the republicans in Congress, and for the still_one Jul 2020 #3

The E-Mail Letter Wellstone ruled Jul 2020 #4

Of course Trump is counting on something like that Tom Rinaldo Jul 2020 #7

One major difference this time Wellstone ruled Jul 2020 #19

I think that's baked into his core support, it's largely how he manages to hold onto them Tom Rinaldo Jul 2020 #20

Same experience I had at the phone banking center I was at still_one Jul 2020 #9

"stayed home" H2O Man Jul 2020 #13

Just for the Ha-ha's, Wellstone ruled Jul 2020 #21

Of course that was a LIE, one that was strategically manipulated for maximum damage to her Tom Rinaldo Jul 2020 #5

I understand still_one Jul 2020 #11

As my old Wellstone ruled Jul 2020 #23

Exactly. The timing of Comey's letter, and the "reopening" of the so-called investigation, was not StevieM Jul 2020 #25

Recommended. H2O Man Jul 2020 #6

I'm not sure I agree Trump was an 'unknown quantity'. Aristus Jul 2020 #8

That is true. There really wansn't anything unknown about him. LiberalFighter Jul 2020 #12

Relatively? For most people compraed to Hillary Clinton? Of course he was. Tom Rinaldo Jul 2020 #14

Unless those with minimal competence had something to gain from Trump's incompetence. Aristus Jul 2020 #15

True. And I will freely admit that even I didn't expect them to be this complicit Tom Rinaldo Jul 2020 #17

I never understand that. LiberalFighter Jul 2020 #10

Trump has been a tabloid celebrity since the eighties. He's a known quantity. betsuni Jul 2020 #16

In a binary face off, which is what a presidential election is, he was the lesser known quantity.n/t Tom Rinaldo Jul 2020 #18

Trump was a well known "outsider" ismnotwasm Jul 2020 #22

Did I say he was unknown figure? No I did not. Tom Rinaldo Jul 2020 #24