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xmas74

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5. I'm in Missouri.

Reply to GaryCnf (Reply #1)

Sun Sep 3, 2017, 03:41 PM

Sep 2017

She's having record fundraisers, mostly small donations from instate. The party wants no primary at all.

Hawley would be her only competition if he declares for the GOP.He's a first term Attorney General who bragged about working on the Hobby Lobby case. He's also in trouble for not residing in the Jefferson City city limits. He's not that strong while Claire is out and about,doing multiple town halls during every break.

Very few have declared for the GOP. Tony Monetti from my town has and he's a damn joke but he'll play up the retired fighter pilot angle. He's also extremely conservative, more so than most Tea Party members can handle.

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One of our most vulnerable Senate seats appears to be safe [View all] DemocratSinceBirth Sep 2017 OP

Unfortunately another seat GaryCnf Sep 2017 #1

I am willing to cut Democrats in deep red states some slack in opposing Trumpism. DemocratSinceBirth Sep 2017 #2

I could not agree with you more. GaryCnf Sep 2017 #3

Incumbents in midterms with an opposing President don't typically lose. BzaDem Sep 2017 #4

The party has no planned primary xmas74 Sep 2017 #6

I'll keep this short and blunt GaryCnf Sep 2017 #8

"because that is what she will be getting" BzaDem Sep 2017 #9

Certainly you have a right to that opinion GaryCnf Sep 2017 #10

and what strategy do you propose? BainsBane Sep 2017 #21

The margin was 18 percentage points, not 30. spooky3 Sep 2017 #28

People are angry in Missouri xmas74 Sep 2017 #15

And you known this how? mcar Sep 2017 #13

Are you hoping for a "true progressive" BainsBane Sep 2017 #20

Post removed Post removed Sep 2017 #23

Cause voter disenfranchisement is so "left" BainsBane Sep 2017 #29

Democrats support the Democratic nominee BainsBane Sep 2017 #19

I'm in Missouri. xmas74 Sep 2017 #5

If there is no Democrat that's more electable GaryCnf Sep 2017 #7

I've spent thirty years here, xmas74 Sep 2017 #14

Perhaps they should drug test the pro-marijuana petition workers... Expecting Rain Sep 2017 #17

Lol xmas74 Sep 2017 #22

You spiel sounds completely fucking insane. Blue_true Sep 2017 #11

I live in Missouri. xmas74 Sep 2017 #16

What is your basis for saying it's "in all likelihood probably gone" 15 months early? brooklynite Sep 2017 #18

Wow, a reasonable post GaryCnf Sep 2017 #24

I just looked at predictit. She is ever so slightly less (49/51) than even money to hold her seat. DemocratSinceBirth Sep 2017 #25

Exactly. There are 14 months to go, and nobody seems to consider OnDoutside Sep 2017 #32

You seem to forget she was heavily damaged in 2012 Motownman78 Sep 2017 #30

No Senate seat is safe. Retrograde Sep 2017 #12

Assuming you take an expansive view of "our" FBaggins Sep 2017 #26

Manchin Has Never Been in Real Danger DarthDem Sep 2017 #27

He has a primary challenger thanks to 'our revolution'. Demsrule86 Sep 2017 #31