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kimbutgar

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6. Another thing the pundits don't take into account is the disgust some moderate republican voters

Thu Sep 25, 2014, 01:44 PM

Sep 2014

are feeling about their party. Some of them could stay home. With the GOP attacks on Women, Minorities, Gays, and the working poor some of those republicans might not vote in lock step with republicans this fall. Also being against the raising the minimum wage and advocating doing away with the minimum wage and replacing the ACA might drive those republicans to vote against their party. There is a disgust among some republican voters against their party. Look at Kansas.

We can only hope.

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Here�s Why Republicans Are Worried: Democrats Register 60,000 New Voters in 48 Districts [View all] babylonsister Sep 2014 OP

K&R. "turn a pundit assumed Republican victory into a massive defeat." FSogol Sep 2014 #1

K&R nt Andy823 Sep 2014 #2

The first good news about this election that I've heard in several weeks. world wide wally Sep 2014 #3

Republicans aren't worried... brooklynite Sep 2014 #4

Now those are some "boots on the ground" that I can support. Arugula Latte Sep 2014 #5

Another thing the pundits don't take into account is the disgust some moderate republican voters kimbutgar Sep 2014 #6

Not to mention the damage they have done to the economy. Fiscal conservatives, my ass. randome Sep 2014 #7