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Samael13

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13. I know its not popular

Fri Jun 6, 2025, 07:18 PM

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But if we want any chance of taking back the house and senate we have to accept some dems aren't gonna be flying a ultra liberal flag some are gonna be more moderate or conservative just because of the areas they represent. Having lived in texas before there are democrats that dont support the idea of sanctuary cities and we have to accept that. Personally id rather win with imperfect candidates than lose with perfect ones

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Five Democrats Voted With The Fascists To PUNISH Sanctuary Cities! [View all] MayReasonRule Friday OP

I don't know much about any of these folks but it seems that every time I read something LoisB Friday #1

He is older than the hills too Captain Zero Friday #3

Isn't he also under investigation? karynnj Friday #24

Cuellar had no primary opponent in 2024. onenote Friday #32

Thanks. karynnj 22 hrs ago #42

I reached out to him decades ago for some help, slightlv Friday #25

Disgusting. What use is he? LoisB Friday #27

He was worse than none, when I lived in Texas. slightlv Friday #30

Cuellar was hand picked by a bunch of Republicans. hamsterjill Friday #35

Wow. No wonder. Thanks for that background. LoisB Friday #36

If it's a democratic area go ahead and primary him? GoodRaisin 20 hrs ago #44

One would think, right? hamsterjill 18 hrs ago #45

It still would have passed anyway Captain Zero Friday #2

The wider the margin by which it passes, the greater the "Mandate" that the fools claim dickthegrouch Friday #4

Have you not been watching Republicans? They will claim they have a mandate even if it doesn't pass. W_HAMILTON Friday #8

GOP can yammer on about "bipartisan" pimpbot Friday #16

Rule: 1- 12 or so Democrats vote in a way that doesn't change anything and they're immediately betsuni Yesterday #38

Happy Saturday To You... I Whollly And Wholeheartedly Disagree MayReasonRule Yesterday #40

If they're running against Republicans mzmolly Friday #5

Unless a better Democrat wins the primary. And this is information to consider during the primaries. Scrivener7 Friday #7

These Democrats have been winning their primaries. W_HAMILTON Friday #9

Yes. But maybe someone better will run against them at primary time. Scrivener7 Friday #11

Cuellar still under indictment for BRIBERY Captain Zero Friday #14

Agree. mzmolly Friday #12

Don Davis is my Congressman dsc Friday #6

He is my Congressman, also wendyb-NC Friday #20

Here are the usual suspects Ritabert Friday #10

I know its not popular Samael13 Friday #13

I'd rather vote for candidates who do the right thing. milestogo Friday #15

It can sometimes be a hard call in a primary TomSlick Friday #17

Henry Cuellar is the Democrat who voted for the anti-abortion speak easy Friday #18

Enough with the "ultra liberal" crap lonely bird Friday #22

Hey Musk! BidenRocks Friday #19

Cuellar doesn't surprise me. soldierant Friday #21

Trump won her district in 2024. So its no surprise. onenote Friday #33

Oftentimes that is the best way to vote in the primary. I do believe there are exceptions - but, I agree, not many. soldierant 16 hrs ago #46

My rep is on that list and she's going to have to change course to get my vote in 26. Ping Tung Friday #23

They all need to go. travelingthrulife Friday #26

what good are they et tu Friday #28

And replace them with Republicans? No thanks. onenote Friday #34

didn't say that et tu Yesterday #41

What you think is a better candidate will lose in these districts onenote 20 hrs ago #43

Pragmatists? J_William_Ryan Friday #29

And the Dem. national committee wonders why I won't republianmushroom Friday #31

Fucking what? This is bullshit! Initech Yesterday #37

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