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In reply to the discussion: This message was self-deleted by its author [View all]kwolf68
(8,414 posts)44. This will be another
dumb miscalculation by the Democratic establishment. Thankfully, Shumer's shenanigans in Maine are backfiring in spectacular fashion as Pastner is surely going to waltz all over the old, tired, bored and complicit Mills before he takes the US Senate in Maine from a most concerned Senator, much to Chucks chagrin.
Crockett is great, but she's not gonna win in Texas. Talarico is literally the only chance the Democrats have. And also he comes from a "religious left" perspective. It is an absolute imperative the Democrats get someone like this into the Senate who can challenge the narrative being pushed by the theocratic right.
If Talarico gets it he wins, if Crockett gets it she loses (NOT because she isn't good). I'll bookmark this post.
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As much as I love Jasmine, you do know that a lot of political observers think
Big Blue Marble
Wednesday
#6
Look, I think everyone can agree that Democrats picking up a Senate seat in Texas is a longshot.
Quiet Em
Wednesday
#32
There very well could be more unafilliated voters voting in the Democratic primary than the Republican primary
Quiet Em
Wednesday
#34
The poll sampled 369 voters. Who were they? Texas has more than five million Democratic voters.
DFW
Wednesday
#5
I'm 5000 miles from Dallas. I don't have a lot of leverage as a Texas Democrat. n/t
DFW
Wednesday
#30
Sure. Don't know how much difference it made, but makes the race more interesting.
nature-lover
Wednesday
#14
While some Texas R's hope for her to be nominated, presuming her to be the weaker candidate,
Jack Valentino
Wednesday
#42