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exboyfil

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2. You can try Grassley if he is thinking reelection

Reply to Stinky The Clown (Original post)

Wed Nov 7, 2012, 12:59 PM

Nov 2012

I will send a letter to him stating what I would like to see happen. Obama did carry the state by 6% so he may listen (or then again not).

I am thinking Braley may be able to challenge him in two years. He should be given more to do in the House. He is my Rep., and I like him a lot. His sister-in-law taught my kids. He won easily this time.

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In our 53/2 to 45 Senate, who would be the most likely repubican to support something/anything . . [View all] Stinky The Clown Nov 2012 OP

Susan Collins, maybe. sadbear Nov 2012 #1

You can try Grassley if he is thinking reelection exboyfil Nov 2012 #2

Many of them will find it prudent to always cross the aisle if they don't want to get Zorra Nov 2012 #3

This is the house of Lords gang. Wellstone ruled Nov 2012 #4