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msfiddlestix

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35. Are they position to actually know? Or is it their instinct/hunch based on weather vanes and stuff?
Mon Feb 1, 2021, 03:49 PM
Feb 2021

I'd love to know if your siblings were staff members, or close to power centers that "know stuff".

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I have been praying for that. gab13by13 Feb 2021 #1
It just seems strange they haven't by now. msfiddlestix Feb 2021 #3
Not gonna happen. They are Republicans through and through. Expect to be dissapointed. liskddksil Feb 2021 #2
Yep. They're not going anywhere. Zorro Feb 2021 #13
Romney would never leave. Or if he did, he'd still caucus with the Republicans. Drunken Irishman Feb 2021 #4
Of course you're on point. I think my calculus leaned toward a loss for Mitt anyway msfiddlestix Feb 2021 #16
Utah has always been Trump's weakest Red State... brooklynite Feb 2021 #28
Isn't he considered by the radicals anti-republican with his remarks msfiddlestix Feb 2021 #30
Again, we're talking about voters in Utah, not the Trump base. brooklynite Feb 2021 #32
Leave now while they're fighting for control? No one knows who's going to win, Hortensis Feb 2021 #5
Someone on DU posted that they read that Tim Scott might switch parties, CrispyQ Feb 2021 #6
Interesting. I've tried to recall anything he's ever expressed in public or on the Senate Floor msfiddlestix Feb 2021 #17
Don't hold your breath. Turin_C3PO Feb 2021 #7
Yeah. You're right, just thought all weekend that if anything was going to happen like that.. msfiddlestix Feb 2021 #22
I don't really care where Mitt goes, just as long as he leaves... abqtommy Feb 2021 #8
'No way': Murkowski rules out switching parties. LeftInTX Feb 2021 #9
She just wants to see Trump gone. Except He ISN'T GONE. msfiddlestix Feb 2021 #18
Unless they're in a swing state, someone worse will take their place LeftInTX Feb 2021 #10
ohhh f**K. msfiddlestix Feb 2021 #19
Murkowski won as a write in candidate in 2010, but I'm pretty sure it had to do with the size of AK LeftInTX Feb 2021 #26
This. CrispyQ Feb 2021 #25
Collins could switch without any consequences Proud Liberal Dem Feb 2021 #11
I sort of thought about her based on her adoring remarks for her relationship with Biden msfiddlestix Feb 2021 #21
Definitely not saying I'm a fangirl of hers Proud Liberal Dem Feb 2021 #29
Agree with regards to Collins LeftInTX Feb 2021 #23
It's complicated. Maybe a single defecting Republican senator wouldn't be as good as it might seem. Towlie Feb 2021 #12
Yes, true. I'm thinking Manchin. msfiddlestix Feb 2021 #20
It's my understanding that both sides agreed to a power sharing arrangement. Kaleva Feb 2021 #14
Last week Murkowski said it was not gonna happen. Romney, no way. He wants 2024. LizBeth Feb 2021 #15
Murkowski could go indy and keep her seat apnu Feb 2021 #24
That's what I remembered about Lisa, that she did run Indy after losing as a Repub msfiddlestix Feb 2021 #27
This came up the last time this was discussed Proud Liberal Dem Feb 2021 #33
Yes in 2010, wikipedia has a summary apnu Feb 2021 #34
A few weeks ago one of my siblings told me that at least five ReTHUGs malaise Feb 2021 #31
Are they position to actually know? Or is it their instinct/hunch based on weather vanes and stuff? msfiddlestix Feb 2021 #35
Has lived in a particular space for decades and knows folks in the know on both sides malaise Feb 2021 #36
Well, I'm intrigued. Pray tell, can we have a sneak peaky at the potential names? msfiddlestix Feb 2021 #37
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