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former9thward

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2. Your second sentence does not make sense.

Reply to Funtatlaguy (Original post)

Thu Sep 28, 2017, 06:42 PM

Sep 2017

He took votes from Trump. Some early polling said he was taking some votes from Clinton but that was when he was polling 9-12%. Anyone who knows politics knew that was nonsense and they would end up with 3-4% as they always do. Those were the hard core who if the Ls were not on the ballot would have voted R or not voted at all.

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