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CTyankee

(63,912 posts) Wed Jun 12, 2019, 11:31 AM Jun 2019

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I'm a bit confused but I want to do the right thing. [View all]

I had a comment on a recent thread in the Democratic Primaries forum supporters of Warren discussion. I am a supporter of Kamala Harris but by no means critical of Warren. I simply had a comment but then realized that maybe my comment could be taken as criticism, so I deleted it, thinking it was against forum rules.

My question is: can we comment on a candidate in his/her forum if we are not self identified as supporters of another candidate?

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I'm a bit confused but I want to do the right thing. [View all] CTyankee Jun 2019 OP

Good question... N_E_1 for Tennis Jun 2019 #1

I am now thinking that my comment was nothing that hadn't been raised and discussed before CTyankee Jun 2019 #2

Always... N_E_1 for Tennis Jun 2019 #5

You must have selected a candidate to post in their group. Yonnie3 Jun 2019 #3

OK, so I was correct to delete my comment in the Warren group since I am "officially" in the CTyankee Jun 2019 #4

You must be confused, because you can't post in a candidate's group if not a supporter. cwydro Jun 2019 #6

The self-deleted post is in the primaries forum. Yonnie3 Jun 2019 #7

Yeah, even if you change your preference, you have to wait 7 days to post in the candidate's forum. cwydro Jun 2019 #8

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