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daybranch

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10. just thinking

Reply to ProSense (Original post)

Wed Feb 13, 2013, 09:53 PM

Feb 2013

Wouldn't Sherrod Brown and Elizabeth Warren be the best progressive duo possible for the 2016 Presidential election? If we get busy, to stop the Gerrymandering this year, and therefore elect more dems to the House, creating the ability for Obama to get things done in in 2015 and 2016 to really improve our country and the political landscape, the country will be ripe for Progressives like Brown and Warren.

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Warren, Brown, Reed demand majority vote on Cordray nomination [View all] ProSense Feb 2013 OP

The Republicans will do anything to keep Obama from succeeding in getting the country back on track. CaliforniaPeggy Feb 2013 #1

Don't worry. Harry Reid says he has the GOP's word that they'll behave themselves this time. Cali_Democrat Feb 2013 #2

yes, but Harry Reid has folded already. Results, Hagel may be blocked by a filibuster, Mass Feb 2013 #3

WTF, Benghazi at a treasury hearing? I guess Gen. Allen wants reassurance he TwilightGardener Feb 2013 #4

They really are pathetic. ProSense Feb 2013 #5

democrats choose to allow repubs to control the senate. oh well nt msongs Feb 2013 #6

Your last paragraph is, to me, the most important. robinlynne Feb 2013 #7

Reid has no ability to change the rules mid-session. jeff47 Feb 2013 #8

Yeah, Harry? chuckstevens Feb 2013 #9

just thinking daybranch Feb 2013 #10

Guess it's a way to shame the Senate Republicans in public... ReRe Feb 2013 #11

Signed, Sealed, and Delivered.. thanks ProSense. link direct to petition signing.. Cha Feb 2013 #12

Failure to reform the filibuster is proving a disaster. ProSense Feb 2013 #14

K & R'ing at the action part of the thread. Thanks for the link, Cha! freshwest Feb 2013 #16

Release: Reed, Brown, Warren Demand an Up or Down Vote on CFPB Director ProSense Feb 2013 #13

Republicans are on their knees slobbering all over their Payola Puppetmasters Berlum Feb 2013 #15