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ancianita

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69. I hear you.

Fri Nov 20, 2020, 05:58 PM

Nov 2020

I think they'll go for party unity in helping the new administration, over whatever they think would help Republicans. Other pressures will come from constituents.

I'm hoping.

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Ruh-Roh! lagomorph777 Nov 2020 #1

Hahahahahaha! cilla4progress Nov 2020 #2

We need an aggressive AG dlk Nov 2020 #3

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he WAS considered a moderate. mopinko Nov 2020 #7

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x1000! peggysue2 Nov 2020 #55

Yes, GEORGIA's on our mind! I like the "fitting" aspect, Hortensis Nov 2020 #57

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The problem is getting one confirmed Polybius Nov 2020 #16

So once again, the Democrats can do nothing because Republicans have all the power? LizBeth Nov 2020 #17

Kinda Polybius Nov 2020 #18

Always. Regardless the crimes by Republicans, or unethical behavior, no repercussions. LizBeth Nov 2020 #19

Me too Polybius Nov 2020 #21

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I agree. My dream pick is Adam Schiff! TomDaisy Nov 2020 #39

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Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees! malaise Nov 2020 #6

Right man for the wrong times. tman Nov 2020 #8

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This! Hortensis Nov 2020 #26

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'member, moderate in politics means ideology. Both Hortensis Nov 2020 #27

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? It's not the AG's job to heal the nation. Hortensis Nov 2020 #59

you're one of those "have to have the last word people" aren't you? Sanctimony much? crimycarny Nov 2020 #65

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KARMA?!?!?! NewDayOranges Nov 2020 #11

With someone like Garland, I think it will be an indication from Biden we are all just moving on. 4 LizBeth Nov 2020 #14

that's what I'm afraid of FoxNewsSucks Nov 2020 #32

Yes. It would. LizBeth Nov 2020 #34

What a brilliant idea! BootinUp Nov 2020 #15

Yes! Please let this happen Amishman Nov 2020 #20

This is not a good idea. Marius25 Nov 2020 #23

Good question, except that if he did he'd Hortensis Nov 2020 #28

He is nearly 70, it would be a nice capstone to his career. tritsofme Nov 2020 #46

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It is too bad Garland was denied a seat on SCOTUS, DeminPennswoods Nov 2020 #29

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That makes two of us! n/t DFW Nov 2020 #38

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Garland rso Nov 2020 #35

What a wonderful Fuck you Mitch that would be. Autumn Nov 2020 #36

The country needs a strong and aggressive AG... kentuck Nov 2020 #37

Preet Bharara or Danny Goldman. Garland can be the nominee for the expanded SCOTUS. ancianita Nov 2020 #40

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Why not? Not enough senators? ancianita Nov 2020 #58

Joe Manchin publicly came out against both ending the filibuster tritsofme Nov 2020 #60

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From your lips to God's ears! Turin_C3PO Nov 2020 #70

Two words: volstork Nov 2020 #41

He should assist in filing charges against Moscow Mitch FakeNoose Nov 2020 #43

I want a shark at AG Roland99 Nov 2020 #44

This would be...AMAZING! liberalmuse Nov 2020 #48

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How about Hillary for AG? kskiska Nov 2020 #53

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I suggested this recently! LisaM Nov 2020 #71