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zipplewrath

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4. Spot on

Reply to scheming daemons (Original post)

Thu Mar 14, 2019, 11:04 AM

Mar 2019

I think there could be a trickle down to the senate races too. It could be our best year in many ways. It's just a matter of the distribution. Only so much voting in California does you any good. 2016 had alot of votes that "didn't matter" because it was votes in WI, MI, and PA that were needed.

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I laugh when pundits (mostly on the right) say the Dems will have a unity problem in 2020 [View all] scheming daemons Mar 2019 OP

I thought that in 16 as well, and look what happened to us. redstatebluegirl Mar 2019 #1

Democrats didn't have a unifying factor of a abhorrent Presidency in 2016 scheming daemons Mar 2019 #2

We allowed one of our candidates to split the party, that is what happened. redstatebluegirl Mar 2019 #3

One thing to remember Andy823 Mar 2019 #5

How many will? zipplewrath Mar 2019 #6

It would be amazing if 60% voted Awsi Dooger Mar 2019 #8

I think the number will increase in 2020. But for who? LiberalLovinLug Mar 2019 #10

Spot on zipplewrath Mar 2019 #4

The public will look at their best option and see that Dems are smarter and more united than ever. ancianita Mar 2019 #7

We are his anti-base lame54 Mar 2019 #9

Yes, now is the time for vigorous debate on policy & candidates. Unite 2020 late spring. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2019 #11