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Wwcd

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3. Ya know what's weird also. Every big name candidate in Tx is running ads with pics of

Reply to spinbaby (Original post)

Mon Mar 5, 2018, 09:22 PM

Mar 2018

..them with Trump.
Like that will motivate people other than the hard core repubs to vote for them.
It really is like wearing a scarlet letter. A ref made earlier today.

Those pics next to Trump is more telling, as to why Tx Dems are polling 102% over last time around.

Hope every Repub shows themselves shaking hands with Trump as they campaign this yr & in 2020.

He is an instant trigger for voters to run the other way.

Kudos to Connor Lamb for his success.

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New Poll Shows Conor Lamb Leading Saccone In Race For 18th Congressional District [View all] spinbaby Mar 2018 OP

From the link: Leghorn21 Mar 2018 #1

The whole GOP shitshow for the last year has soured the populace on all that trump crap. The_Casual_Observer Mar 2018 #2

lamb needs to be well into the +50% percent and above for the poll to be a postive beachbum bob Mar 2018 #4

The negativity vibe... blue neen Mar 2018 #7

called the reality vibe. I have watched 50 years of election and fully know how beachbum bob Mar 2018 #8

You're not in "Cross my fingers and hope land"? That's good! blue neen Mar 2018 #9

Ya know what's weird also. Every big name candidate in Tx is running ads with pics of Wwcd Mar 2018 #3

I've been saying all along, the 18th isn't a "deep red" district FakeNoose Mar 2018 #5

I hope you folks have paper ballots or some system rurallib Mar 2018 #6