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W_HAMILTON

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39. Gee, it's almost like we should evaluate the candidates on a candidate-by-candidate basis...
Tue Nov 11, 2025, 12:00 PM
Nov 2025

Something only you suggested we should not do and instead reject these two women outright simply based on who their mothers are.

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The choice is ours. Joinfortmill Nov 2025 #1
I used to believe that. Mr.WeRP Nov 2025 #3
Oh, lord, here we go. W_HAMILTON Nov 2025 #36
Yup, here we go. Mr.WeRP Nov 2025 #44
"My candidate cannot lose, they can only be screwed over by everyone in a grand conspiracy." W_HAMILTON Nov 2025 #49
Stop mocking Secretary Clinton. She was screwed by Russia. We support Democrats here. Stop with the nonsense Hassin Bin Sober Nov 2025 #58
Yeah, hence it wasn't a fucking conspiracy theory since IT ACTUALLY HAPPENED. W_HAMILTON Nov 2025 #60
No. enough Nov 2025 #2
Nancy Pelosi was a Nepo/legacy politician and she is one of the all time greats. Irish_Dem Nov 2025 #4
Like making millions in stock trades on information only Congress has? Mr.WeRP Nov 2025 #6
You don't have to be a nepo baby to be corrupt. Irish_Dem Nov 2025 #13
Oh, how so? Mr.WeRP Nov 2025 #17
There's even an ETF out there called NANC fujiyamasan Nov 2025 #32
It depends. Pelosi was a very effective congressperson and leader. Her daughter *may* be as well. CousinIT Nov 2025 #5
She was a good leader, I agree. But she also created major issues Mr.WeRP Nov 2025 #8
Can't argue with that. If Congress had any balls and wasn't on the take all the time... CousinIT Nov 2025 #14
Nobody is pushing anyone RandySF Nov 2025 #7
She is running for State Senate in CA. That's significant Mr.WeRP Nov 2025 #9
So what? RandySF Nov 2025 #12
So being the daughter of a renowned politician is credibility and credentials? Mr.WeRP Nov 2025 #20
If people spent half as much time actually researching these candidates as they do conjuring up conspiracies... W_HAMILTON Nov 2025 #38
I'm sure the ballot will have choices that better suit you. Deuxcents Nov 2025 #28
I asked friends in California politics about this one Sympthsical Nov 2025 #18
That is excellent to hear and it gives me hope. Mr.WeRP Nov 2025 #33
Thanks for the insight fujiyamasan Nov 2025 #34
Connie is more progressive than Scott. RandySF Nov 2025 #48
Yeah, that is part of the opportunities Sympthsical Nov 2025 #52
Scott is more moderate than people realize RandySF Nov 2025 #47
Honestly, that is probably his biggest weakness Sympthsical Nov 2025 #53
I'm surprised - I've been hearing for years that Christine was going to inherit her mother's seat - although I always Midwestern Democrat Nov 2025 #42
Yep. I was literally telling people this last week Sympthsical Nov 2025 #55
HELL, NO!!!!! cornball 24 Nov 2025 #10
So you are saying you really did not like lapfog_1 Nov 2025 #11
Lol how about that RFK Jr?! Mr.WeRP Nov 2025 #16
I'm sorry, what elected office has RFK, Jr ( Insane worm brain ) lapfog_1 Nov 2025 #24
Gee, it's almost like we should evaluate the candidates on a candidate-by-candidate basis... W_HAMILTON Nov 2025 #39
I question why Rebl2 Nov 2025 #25
Stefany Shaheen opposes the deal her mom made muriel_volestrangler Nov 2025 #15
Al Gore Jr. was the son of a Senator, Al Gore Sr... NNadir Nov 2025 #19
"These women have a right to run as they were raised around first class Democrats." Rights that depend on bloodlines WhiskeyGrinder Nov 2025 #21
Good luck with getting the Constitutional amendment banning the children of politicians from citizenship. NNadir Nov 2025 #27
Who said anything about banning? What I object to is believing people have an inherent "right" to run *in addition to WhiskeyGrinder Nov 2025 #51
I believe I understand the connotation despite the wiggles. NNadir Nov 2025 #56
Not when they have to win the nomination and then the general. W_HAMILTON Nov 2025 #41
Name recognition has a lot of influence with low information voters MichMan Nov 2025 #22
I don't give a shit. nt LexVegas Nov 2025 #23
"No Kings" also means no royalty Justice Nov 2025 #26
More power to them. riversedge Nov 2025 #29
It depends on what kind of persons they are and they're principles. Ping Tung Nov 2025 #30
OT: Lord Acton was an interesting figure jfz9580m Nov 2025 #45
Orwell fought WITH communists and anarchists against the fascists in the Spanish Civil War. Ping Tung Nov 2025 #57
I don't like coronations, but if they earn it and convince me they'll represent me vanessa_ca Nov 2025 #31
That's pretty common in politics. Ocelot II Nov 2025 #35
How about Grijalva ? JI7 Nov 2025 #37
First, these women are not being pushed. They are running on their own accord Quiet Em Nov 2025 #40
I think JustAnotherGen Nov 2025 #43
I think the idea of rejecting a candidate solely due to blood Torchlight Nov 2025 #46
Shaheen and Pelosi aren't the first politicians to be succeeded by their children and won't be the last Vogon_Glory Nov 2025 #50
If they are qualified, I don't care. Raven123 Nov 2025 #54
It happens... Mike Nelson Nov 2025 #59
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