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DrScholl
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« on: June 20, 2018, 01:58:05 PM »

Carol Miller thinks that there is a risk of Sharia Law being enforced in the country and supports making the Bible the national book of the country. Ojeda came out against separating children from families.
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DrScholl
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« Reply #1 on: June 20, 2018, 02:20:03 PM »

Do all of you know Ojeda voted for Trump?

Yes, and this is why I want him to fail.

Furthermore, the fact that Ojeda, one of the Democrats running for the House pledging not to support Pelosi for Speaker, supported Trump, contributes to me distrusting every Democrat who pledges not to support Pelosi for Speaker in general.


This is the same poor analysis that led you to conclude that Valadao’s district was Lean D right after he got 63% of the primary vote with 45% of the electorate being Democrats less than 3 weeks ago.

Your entire worldview and predictions revolve solely around who voted for Trump and who didn’t.

Valadao getting 63% of the primary vote is no guarantee that he will win re-election. It's still a Clinton district and if the wave is really high he could easily get wiped out.
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DrScholl
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« Reply #2 on: June 20, 2018, 04:08:28 PM »

Do all of you know Ojeda voted for Trump?

Yes, and this is why I want him to fail.

Furthermore, the fact that Ojeda, one of the Democrats running for the House pledging not to support Pelosi for Speaker, supported Trump, contributes to me distrusting every Democrat who pledges not to support Pelosi for Speaker in general.


This is the same poor analysis that led you to conclude that Valadao’s district was Lean D right after he got 63% of the primary vote with 45% of the electorate being Democrats less than 3 weeks ago.

Your entire worldview and predictions revolve solely around who voted for Trump and who didn’t.

Valadao getting 63% of the primary vote is no guarantee that he will win re-election. It's still a Clinton district and if the wave is really high he could easily get wiped out.



Everyone wants to stay so stuck up these "moderate Republicans" butts that they can't see the possibility of them actually losing. It's a heavily Hispanic district that Clinton won so clearly it is on the table in this environment.
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