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Democratic Primaries

qazplm135

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26. I think

Reply to Blue_true (Reply #20)

Thu May 16, 2019, 04:34 PM

May 2019

that she is a bit overrated and exposed, but not sure what you typed is true either.

She's certainly honest and authentic. Voters like that. She's in a pretty blue district with very liberal values.

And now she's the incumbent, with the advantages that come with that.

The only real risk she faces is if her district thinks she's not for them or she does the same thing the incumbent she beat did in ignoring a primary foe and not doing the hard work...but she doesn't seem like the not doing hard work type to me, so I suspect that doesn't happen.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Undecided

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