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Cactus Jack
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« on: October 21, 2017, 03:26:54 PM »

Braun launches a Super PAC.
[urlhttps://www.wfyi.org/news/articles/braun-to-resign-state-house-seat-amid-us-senate-run]And will resign from the State House to focus on his campaign.[/url]

Call me crazy, but Braun worries me more than either of the big names currently gunning for the seat. Messer and Rokita have national profiles that Donnelly can use against them, but Braun is a local politician running an anti-establishment campaign.
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« Reply #1 on: December 01, 2017, 10:16:23 PM »


A Republican pol with honesty and integrity when it comes to the new-gen Neo-Nazis? Goddamn. Yeah, Donnelly has easily the most to fear from Braun.
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« Reply #2 on: December 01, 2017, 11:37:26 PM »


A Republican pol with honesty and integrity when it comes to the new-gen Neo-Nazis? Goddamn. Yeah, Donnelly has easily the most to fear from Braun.

I think, probably, Braun just hired some random guy who he didn't know was a White Nationalist, then fired him when he found out. Nothing wrong, but I will say he should probably start vetting his aides.

Oh, that's likely, but my point is that Braun is the sort of principled candidate that Donnelly needs to fear - the type that won't depress turnout among any Republican bloc except the hardcore deplorables who actually like white nationalists.
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« Reply #3 on: December 01, 2017, 11:42:50 PM »


A Republican pol with honesty and integrity when it comes to the new-gen Neo-Nazis? Goddamn. Yeah, Donnelly has easily the most to fear from Braun.

I think, probably, Braun just hired some random guy who he didn't know was a White Nationalist, then fired him when he found out. Nothing wrong, but I will say he should probably start vetting his aides.

Oh, that's likely, but my point is that Braun is the sort of principled candidate that Donnelly needs to fear - the type that won't depress turnout among any Republican bloc except the hardcore deplorables who actually like white nationalists.

You act as if rejecting white nationalism is a winning strategy in a GOP primary. Strange.

Edgy. Tongue But it is in Indiana, evidently. Pence aside, Indianans seem to prefer principled, mainstream conservatives like Young, Daniels, and Holcomb. It's why I highly doubt Rokita is going to be the nominee in any case (that and the fact that he's an aggressive asshole).
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Cactus Jack
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« Reply #4 on: December 01, 2017, 11:46:22 PM »


A Republican pol with honesty and integrity when it comes to the new-gen Neo-Nazis? Goddamn. Yeah, Donnelly has easily the most to fear from Braun.

I think, probably, Braun just hired some random guy who he didn't know was a White Nationalist, then fired him when he found out. Nothing wrong, but I will say he should probably start vetting his aides.

Oh, that's likely, but my point is that Braun is the sort of principled candidate that Donnelly needs to fear - the type that won't depress turnout among any Republican bloc except the hardcore deplorables who actually like white nationalists.

You act as if rejecting white nationalism is a winning strategy in a GOP primary. Strange.

Edgy. Tongue But it is in Indiana, evidently. Pence aside, Indianans seem to prefer principled, mainstream conservatives like Young, Daniels, and Holcomb. It's why I highly doubt Rokita is going to be the nominee in any case (that and the fact that he's an aggressive asshole).

How silly of you. That means Rokita is the prohibitive favorite in the GOP primary.

Tell that to Marlin Stutzman.
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« Reply #5 on: January 11, 2018, 03:00:08 PM »

Yeah, Messer is definitely a Todd Youngian force of electoral nature.

Braun continues to be the strongest Republican going, and it's looking all the likelier he cuts up through the middle between Messer and Rokita.
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« Reply #6 on: February 12, 2018, 05:44:31 PM »

I really wish I had been wrong about Braun being the strongest candidate in the primary. Couple his self-funding with his being easily the most Indiana-friendly candidate of the three Republicans and I really don't like the idea of facing him.
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