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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:New Hampshire primary tonight yields another GOP winner

Phew. He will definitely be easier for Maggie Hassan to beat.

This campaign will be a clear contrast between my record of delivering for the people of New Hampshire and Don Bolduc’s radical, backward-looking agenda," Hassan said in an early morning press release. "If Don Bolduc had his way in the U.S. Senate, he would work to end Social Security, decimate Medicare, and vote to ban abortion nationwide. Don Bolduc is simply too extreme for New Hampshire, and his agenda is wildly out of touch with Granite Staters.”

The Democrats have spent over $52 MILLION on Republican candidates that they say would be a threat to democracy.
I hope it all backfires and that every. single. one. of. them. wins. It would be sweet justice.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:New Hampshire primary tonight yields another GOP winner

Phew. He will definitely be easier for Maggie Hassan to beat.

This campaign will be a clear contrast between my record of delivering for the people of New Hampshire and Don Bolduc’s radical, backward-looking agenda," Hassan said in an early morning press release. "If Don Bolduc had his way in the U.S. Senate, he would work to end Social Security, decimate Medicare, and vote to ban abortion nationwide. Don Bolduc is simply too extreme for New Hampshire, and his agenda is wildly out of touch with Granite Staters.”

The Democrats have spent over $52 MILLION on Republican candidates that they say would be a threat to democracy.
I hope it all backfires and that every. single. one. of. them. wins. It would be sweet justice.

So you’re cool with the election deniers? Traitor!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:New Hampshire primary tonight yields another GOP winner

Phew. He will definitely be easier for Maggie Hassan to beat.

This campaign will be a clear contrast between my record of delivering for the people of New Hampshire and Don Bolduc’s radical, backward-looking agenda," Hassan said in an early morning press release. "If Don Bolduc had his way in the U.S. Senate, he would work to end Social Security, decimate Medicare, and vote to ban abortion nationwide. Don Bolduc is simply too extreme for New Hampshire, and his agenda is wildly out of touch with Granite Staters.”

The Democrats have spent over $52 MILLION on Republican candidates that they say would be a threat to democracy.
I hope it all backfires and that every. single. one. of. them. wins. It would be sweet justice.

So you’re cool with the election deniers? Traitor!

And yet you Trumpers keep voting for extremists in the primaries

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:New Hampshire primary tonight yields another GOP winner

Phew. He will definitely be easier for Maggie Hassan to beat.

This campaign will be a clear contrast between my record of delivering for the people of New Hampshire and Don Bolduc’s radical, backward-looking agenda," Hassan said in an early morning press release. "If Don Bolduc had his way in the U.S. Senate, he would work to end Social Security, decimate Medicare, and vote to ban abortion nationwide. Don Bolduc is simply too extreme for New Hampshire, and his agenda is wildly out of touch with Granite Staters.”

The Democrats have spent over $52 MILLION on Republican candidates that they say would be a threat to democracy.
I hope it all backfires and that every. single. one. of. them. wins. It would be sweet justice.

New Hampshire primary was a bloodbath for dems

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:New Hampshire primary tonight yields another GOP winner

Phew. He will definitely be easier for Maggie Hassan to beat.

This campaign will be a clear contrast between my record of delivering for the people of New Hampshire and Don Bolduc’s radical, backward-looking agenda," Hassan said in an early morning press release. "If Don Bolduc had his way in the U.S. Senate, he would work to end Social Security, decimate Medicare, and vote to ban abortion nationwide. Don Bolduc is simply too extreme for New Hampshire, and his agenda is wildly out of touch with Granite Staters.”

The Democrats have spent over $52 MILLION on Republican candidates that they say would be a threat to democracy.
I hope it all backfires and that every. single. one. of. them. wins. It would be sweet justice.

New Hampshire primary was a bloodbath for dems

Actually it went exactly as the Democrats wanted it to go.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:New Hampshire primary tonight yields another GOP winner

Phew. He will definitely be easier for Maggie Hassan to beat.

This campaign will be a clear contrast between my record of delivering for the people of New Hampshire and Don Bolduc’s radical, backward-looking agenda," Hassan said in an early morning press release. "If Don Bolduc had his way in the U.S. Senate, he would work to end Social Security, decimate Medicare, and vote to ban abortion nationwide. Don Bolduc is simply too extreme for New Hampshire, and his agenda is wildly out of touch with Granite Staters.”

The Democrats have spent over $52 MILLION on Republican candidates that they say would be a threat to democracy.
I hope it all backfires and that every. single. one. of. them. wins. It would be sweet justice.

New Hampshire primary was a bloodbath for dems

Please explain.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:New Hampshire primary tonight yields another GOP winner

Phew. He will definitely be easier for Maggie Hassan to beat.

This campaign will be a clear contrast between my record of delivering for the people of New Hampshire and Don Bolduc’s radical, backward-looking agenda," Hassan said in an early morning press release. "If Don Bolduc had his way in the U.S. Senate, he would work to end Social Security, decimate Medicare, and vote to ban abortion nationwide. Don Bolduc is simply too extreme for New Hampshire, and his agenda is wildly out of touch with Granite Staters.”

The Democrats have spent over $52 MILLION on Republican candidates that they say would be a threat to democracy.
I hope it all backfires and that every. single. one. of. them. wins. It would be sweet justice.

New Hampshire primary was a bloodbath for dems

I don't understand what that means?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:New Hampshire primary tonight yields another GOP winner

Phew. He will definitely be easier for Maggie Hassan to beat.

This campaign will be a clear contrast between my record of delivering for the people of New Hampshire and Don Bolduc’s radical, backward-looking agenda," Hassan said in an early morning press release. "If Don Bolduc had his way in the U.S. Senate, he would work to end Social Security, decimate Medicare, and vote to ban abortion nationwide. Don Bolduc is simply too extreme for New Hampshire, and his agenda is wildly out of touch with Granite Staters.”

The Democrats have spent over $52 MILLION on Republican candidates that they say would be a threat to democracy.
I hope it all backfires and that every. single. one. of. them. wins. It would be sweet justice.

New Hampshire primary was a bloodbath for dems

I don't understand what that means?

Because it’s false.

[Anonymous]

This will be a debate to watch.

Too bad that Fetterman only agreed to ONE debate with only 2 weeks remaining before election day. Seems he is trying to wait until early voters have already cast their votes...... hope they hold off until they get ALL the information they need to make an informed choice.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This will be a debate to watch.

Too bad that Fetterman only agreed to ONE debate with only 2 weeks remaining before election day. Seems he is trying to wait until early voters have already cast their votes...... hope they hold off until they get ALL the information they need to make an informed choice.

Wait sorry what? Debates matter all of a sudden?

https://www.npr.org/2022/04/14/1092916451/republicans-say-theyre-quitting-the-biased-commission-on-presidential-debates

I don't think there is much Oz could say during a debate to make him seem less like a carpetbagging, puppy killing, TFG butt-licking, forced birther who doesn't know what a veggie tray is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This will be a debate to watch.

Too bad that Fetterman only agreed to ONE debate with only 2 weeks remaining before election day. Seems he is trying to wait until early voters have already cast their votes...... hope they hold off until they get ALL the information they need to make an informed choice.

Wait sorry what? Debates matter all of a sudden?

https://www.npr.org/2022/04/14/1092916451/republicans-say-theyre-quitting-the-biased-commission-on-presidential-debates

I don't think there is much Oz could say during a debate to make him seem less like a carpetbagging, puppy killing, TFG butt-licking, forced birther who doesn't know what a veggie tray is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:New Hampshire primary tonight yields another GOP winner

Phew. He will definitely be easier for Maggie Hassan to beat.

This campaign will be a clear contrast between my record of delivering for the people of New Hampshire and Don Bolduc’s radical, backward-looking agenda," Hassan said in an early morning press release. "If Don Bolduc had his way in the U.S. Senate, he would work to end Social Security, decimate Medicare, and vote to ban abortion nationwide. Don Bolduc is simply too extreme for New Hampshire, and his agenda is wildly out of touch with Granite Staters.”

The Democrats have spent over $52 MILLION on Republican candidates that they say would be a threat to democracy.
I hope it all backfires and that every. single. one. of. them. wins. It would be sweet justice.

New Hampshire primary was a bloodbath for dems

I don't understand what that means?

Because it’s false.

+1. The Trumpier right winger Senate candidate won which should turn off a lot of independents. And that 25 year old Trump aide who is bizarrely named Karoline won her House of rep nomination. Neither candidate is a winner.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This will be a debate to watch.

Too bad that Fetterman only agreed to ONE debate with only 2 weeks remaining before election day. Seems he is trying to wait until early voters have already cast their votes...... hope they hold off until they get ALL the information they need to make an informed choice.

It’s a little worrying. If Fetterman screws up the debate he doesn’t have an opportunity to have a comeback. Poor guy-it’s a shame Conor Lamb didn’t win. Fetterman was the more gifted politician of the two but at least then Fetterman could have recovered in peace from his stroke.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:New Hampshire primary tonight yields another GOP winner

Phew. He will definitely be easier for Maggie Hassan to beat.

This campaign will be a clear contrast between my record of delivering for the people of New Hampshire and Don Bolduc’s radical, backward-looking agenda," Hassan said in an early morning press release. "If Don Bolduc had his way in the U.S. Senate, he would work to end Social Security, decimate Medicare, and vote to ban abortion nationwide. Don Bolduc is simply too extreme for New Hampshire, and his agenda is wildly out of touch with Granite Staters.”

The Democrats have spent over $52 MILLION on Republican candidates that they say would be a threat to democracy.
I hope it all backfires and that every. single. one. of. them. wins. It would be sweet justice.

New Hampshire primary was a bloodbath for dems

I don't understand what that means?

Because it’s false.

+1. The Trumpier right winger Senate candidate won which should turn off a lot of independents. And that 25 year old Trump aide who is bizarrely named Karoline won her House of rep nomination. Neither candidate is a winner.

+2 and the other House candidate is a crazy Trumper too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This will be a debate to watch.

Too bad that Fetterman only agreed to ONE debate with only 2 weeks remaining before election day. Seems he is trying to wait until early voters have already cast their votes...... hope they hold off until they get ALL the information they need to make an informed choice.

It’s a little worrying. If Fetterman screws up the debate he doesn’t have an opportunity to have a comeback. Poor guy-it’s a shame Conor Lamb didn’t win. Fetterman was the more gifted politician of the two but at least then Fetterman could have recovered in peace from his stroke.

I’ve seen some interviews with Fetterman recently- he seems pretty much back to normal, speech-wise.