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17. Yeah, no problem.

Sat Mar 20, 2021, 09:09 PM

Mar 2021

I am not afraid to admit I am wrong. If I did that I would not learn. Don't want to be like "them."

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Moderate Republicans Versus Trump Republicans [View all] Progressive2020 Mar 2021 OP

The fight is long over Johnny2X2X Mar 2021 #2

Pretty much Cosmocat Mar 2021 #14

And anyone who voted for Trump twice Mr.Bill Mar 2021 #19

Yes, because when they don't lead, they follow the worst. nt Hortensis Mar 2021 #4

He isn't a Republican. He's a moderate Democrat, originally appointed Ocelot II Mar 2021 #11

Ah, OK, I had read that he was Republican. Ka-Dinh Oy Mar 2021 #12

I see no evidence Garland is a Republican. He worked in the Carter Celerity Mar 2021 #13

no problem, thanks for the reply Celerity Mar 2021 #16

Yeah, no problem. Ka-Dinh Oy Mar 2021 #17

same with me Celerity Mar 2021 #18

Are there any moderate Republicans anymore? Bettie Mar 2021 #6

I agree with you mvd Mar 2021 #7

If there are, you wouldn't know it from their voting record. Beartracks Mar 2021 #8

Not in Texas, at least as far as I can tell. walkingman Mar 2021 #9

Nope, they've gone the way of the Dodo bird. Xavier Breath Mar 2021 #10

That's sure what we have in Iowa Bettie Mar 2021 #22

Not now. They bailed in 2016. Blue_true Mar 2021 #21