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Art_from_Ark

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8. The thing with Jeffords was, he genuinely seemed distressed at the direction

Reply to karynnj (Reply #7)

Fri Mar 16, 2012, 09:28 AM

Mar 2012

that the Republican Party was taking. The problem, in my view, is with stealth candidates like Theresa LaPore. Naturally I would like to see the Dems regain control of the House, but with as few DINOs as possible.

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Democrats recruiting former GOP lawmaker to run in Michigan primary [View all] RandySF Mar 2012 OP

This is great news! Thanks for the post! n/t Firebrand Gary Mar 2012 #1

Great news? A Republican running against a Republican? Art_from_Ark Mar 2012 #2

I can understand your hesitation. Firebrand Gary Mar 2012 #3

I understand your point ... and yet .. The Traveler Mar 2012 #4

Well we sure didn't win the debate with Theresa LaPore, did we? Art_from_Ark Mar 2012 #5

Jeffords, who was about 70 opted not to run for family reasons karynnj Mar 2012 #7

The thing with Jeffords was, he genuinely seemed distressed at the direction Art_from_Ark Mar 2012 #8

I don't think that Lopore was a candidate karynnj Mar 2012 #9

This Is How You Turn Red Areas Purple... KharmaTrain Mar 2012 #6

And this is how you push the Democratic Party Right. Hell Hath No Fury Mar 2012 #10

I don't think so hfojvt Mar 2012 #12

seems to me hfojvt Mar 2012 #11

Then They'll Stay Red... KharmaTrain Mar 2012 #13