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rpannier

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18. Those two would be good

Reply to Missn-Hitch (Reply #5)

Mon Oct 17, 2016, 01:01 AM

Oct 2016

I'd prefer that and stay out of GA and Utah
There doesn't appear to be any coattail effect in those states

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As Trump stumbles, Clinton weighs a striking choice: Expand the map or stick to the plan [View all] Liberal_in_LA Oct 2016 OP

Stick to the plan oberliner Oct 2016 #1

Agreed rpannier Oct 2016 #17

+1 C Moon Oct 2016 #25

First and most important step is to lock Trump out Farmgirl1961 Oct 2016 #2

Expand where we get Senate seats. JoePhilly Oct 2016 #3

Stay on with NC, maybe a little more focus on MO? Missn-Hitch Oct 2016 #5

Yup ... try to steal a few more senate seats, or house seats. JoePhilly Oct 2016 #6

Yes! Definitely! BlancheSplanchnik Oct 2016 #13

Those two would be good rpannier Oct 2016 #18

Good point. NV, MO, NC. My two cents. Missn-Hitch Oct 2016 #20

YES!!! calimary Oct 2016 #15

Stick to the course that wins us the WH and the Senate. blm Oct 2016 #4

Stick to the plan, but if there IS room to move... TygrBright Oct 2016 #7

Expanding would force Trump to spend money in that state. alfredo Oct 2016 #8

At this point I do see the problem being Trump rpannier Oct 2016 #27

It means nothing if we don't hold a supermajority in the Senate, and majority in the house. alfredo Oct 2016 #35

Super-majority or no it still doesn't change what Isaid rpannier Oct 2016 #39

Still, we can work with a simple majority in the senate. I know the DNC is not spending in Ky. alfredo Oct 2016 #40

^ BlancheSplanchnik Oct 2016 #14

On the money. Texas is the GOPs California, if we flip it, Volaris Oct 2016 #23

Eventually we will flip it. Time is on our side. alfredo Oct 2016 #36

Expand. Imagine if we could do 1984 in reverse. TXCritter Oct 2016 #9

THe problem with the expansion is the moving of resources and people rpannier Oct 2016 #19

Wow. 1984 was my first year in college and I apparently wasn't paying attention... Ruth Bonner Oct 2016 #32

Run some ads in UT. Leave GA and TX alone BlueStreak Oct 2016 #12

You've got it backward. She won't win Utah TXCritter Oct 2016 #38

HRC has enough surrogates and resources to do both. DAMANgoldberg Oct 2016 #16

This ... BlueMTexpat Oct 2016 #24

How about Outsourcing? SleeplessinSoCal Oct 2016 #21

Go after a House majority so we can govern. Coyotl Oct 2016 #22

That won't happen for another 2 years, Volaris Oct 2016 #26

The House Is Back in Play Coyotl Oct 2016 #34

They can't even rely on the slave states. LBJ said we would lose them for a generation. alfredo Oct 2016 #37

My thoughts would be OnDoutside Oct 2016 #28

As we have seen for the past eight years, Republican's don't give a flying fuck about "mandates" killbotfactory Oct 2016 #29

Stick to the plan...but be flexible. LisaM Oct 2016 #30

Go after AZ, otherwise stick to the plan Proud Public Servant Oct 2016 #31

have to say I'm also for "STICK TO THE PLAN" KewlKat Oct 2016 #33

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