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mountain grammy

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8. Here's my fear..

Reply to DonViejo (Original post)

Wed Oct 11, 2017, 07:35 PM

Oct 2017

if this starts looking possible in 2018, assuming we're not at war, I don't think there'll be a 2018 election. These religious zealots have their foot in the door and they won't give up.

If Moore loses, count on SCOTUS to uphold gerrymandering, hell, even endorse it...5-4. I know this may sound a little like conspiracy talk, but donald trump is president of the United States.

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Democrats see path to Senate majority in 2018 [View all] DonViejo Oct 2017 OP

First to K&R ffr Oct 2017 #1

I hope so. CrispyQ Oct 2017 #2

Yes! treestar Oct 2017 #3

Is that powder finally dry enough? ret5hd Oct 2017 #4

Good Question Loyd Oct 2017 #5

I hope we can stop Marsha Blackburn in TN eleny Oct 2017 #6

KnR Hekate Oct 2017 #7

Here's my fear.. mountain grammy Oct 2017 #8

Aw, hell. Why'd you say that? KPN Oct 2017 #14

Justice Kennedy's questioning in recent oral arguments suggest 5 to 4 to overturn Gerrymandering. bench scientist Oct 2017 #15

I am getting to the point where... kentuck Oct 2017 #9

"forcing national Democrats to wrestle with whether to spend money" yortsed snacilbuper Oct 2017 #10

More Ben Nelsons and Mary Landrieus are fine by me. Dawson Leery Oct 2017 #11

The Dems need to find some tough, competitive candidates, and be aggressive, IMO. Honeycombe8 Oct 2017 #12

Not if we don't get to the bottom of and short-circuit Russian KPN Oct 2017 #13

The article doesn't make much of a case for that "path" FBaggins Oct 2017 #16