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onenote

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8. Cantor of course didn't voluntarily leave

Reply to Kelvin Mace (Original post)

Wed Nov 5, 2014, 03:44 PM

Nov 2014

So I'm not sure why he'd be kicking himself for not "hanging around."

And my bet is that Boehner and McConnell remain at the top of the leadership heap.

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So who will the Teabaggers replace McConnel and Boehner with? [View all] Kelvin Mace Nov 2014 OP

I don't think it will be anyone but McConnell. For one thing, he doesn't want to run for President. Shrike47 Nov 2014 #1

OK, best argument so far Kelvin Mace Nov 2014 #7

The central event in the Senate for the next two years The Velveteen Ocelot Nov 2014 #2

You nailed it. Stock up on popcorn 'cause Cruz is loaded for bear. FSogol Nov 2014 #5

no one. Puzzledtraveller Nov 2014 #3

Given the utter visceral hatred of the Clintons Kelvin Mace Nov 2014 #6

There will be some fun watching the 'pubs implode annabanana Nov 2014 #4

Cantor of course didn't voluntarily leave onenote Nov 2014 #8