2020 Senate Map

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And as I recall it was all after playing golf with Trump one time ... what was said?

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Anonymous wrote:

McSally is resorting to (not-so) subtle tweets like these

She's such a d*ck. After Graham, she's the one I most want to see go down.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

McSally is resorting to (not-so) subtle tweets like these

She's such a d*ck. After Graham, she's the one I most want to see go down.

^^ with Collins in my #3 position. Only because she's one of the last moderates left, not that that really means anything anymore.

[Anonymous]

Holy carp - Kansas. An R pollster

[Anonymous]

Moderate Rs? That’s not even possible

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Anonymous wrote:Moderate Rs? That’s not even possible

Is this about Kansas? Yes, it’s possible because Bollier was a moderate R until switching to D two years ago.

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Anonymous wrote:Cook moved SC to toss up

https://cookpolitical.com/analysis/senate/south-carolina-senate/south-carolina-senate-moves-toss?link_id=1&can_id=06e825dd258740fb0ca135d143611684&source=email-cook-political-report-moves-sc-senate-race-to-toss-up&email_referrer=email_949927&email_subject=cook-political-report-moves-sc-senate-race-to-toss-up

There has been no more surprising race on the Senate map than South Carolina. Even early this year, it looked like Sen. Lindsey Graham would cruise to re-election. Instead, the Republican incumbent finds himself in a tied race in both public and private surveys with challenger Jaime Harrison, who has proven to be perhaps Democrats’ best recruit and a fundraising behemoth.

“It’s a jump ball at this point,” said one South Carolina Republican strategist. “Jaime is peaking at exactly the right time and he’s got a deluge of money. [Harrison] is blocking every pass there is from Republicans.”

Even Democrats in and outside of the Palmetto State are surprised such a typically red state is truly in play. Many Republicans have privately voiced frustrations that Graham’s campaign didn’t take the challenge from Harrison — a charismatic 44-year-old African-American former state party chairman who tells a compelling story of growing up with a teen mother and being raised by his grandparents in impoverished Orangeburg — seriously enough from the get-go.

Hoo boy! It’s like I’ve been saying. South Carolina is a Republican State but Jamie Harrison is a good candidate and Lindsey Graham lost his mojo with the voters about a decade ago.

Crossing my fingers that the Bradley effect doesn't happen in this race and Harrison prevail.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Holy carp - Kansas. An R pollster

Wowie! She’s a good candidate. I hope she can make it happen. Kansas has had a hard couple of years under republican management

[Anonymous]

I can’t decide who to donate to in these races. Kelly? Harrison? Bollier? I did do one of those ActBlue split things; maybe I should just do that again.

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Anonymous wrote:I can’t decide who to donate to in these races. Kelly? Harrison? Bollier? I did do one of those ActBlue split things; maybe I should just do that again.

Probably Bollier and may be Espy. Kelly and Harrison have lots of attention and the other two can use a little more.

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Bill Cassidy is Unseasoned Potato Salad
Louisiana's Bill Cassidy could have put his medical degree to great use on a massive scale, but instead, he cowered before the politics of the moment.

[Anonymous]

In one of the greatest Triple Yahtzee's ever....Jamie Harrison has threatened to pull out of the SC debate tomorrow unless Graham agrees to a COVID test.

If Graham were to test positive, not only would he have to quarantine for the next two weeks of prime campaigning season, but he wouldn't be able to be in DC for the SCOTUS hearings.

As Harrison has momentum, he doesn't need the debate as much as Graham does.

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Anonymous wrote:I can’t decide who to donate to in these races. Kelly? Harrison? Bollier? I did do one of those ActBlue split things; maybe I should just do that again.

Kelly and Harrison have TONS of money. I did a big round of donations and chose Bollier, Bullock, Greenfield, Warnock, Ossoff, Espy, Gross and Hegar. Also incumbents Doug Jones and Gary Peters.

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Anonymous wrote:Bill Cassidy is Unseasoned Potato Salad
Louisiana's Bill Cassidy could have put his medical degree to great use on a massive scale, but instead, he cowered before the politics of the moment.

Bill Cassidy’s opponent Adrian Perkins is AMAZING but it’s such a hard climb.

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Anonymous wrote:I can’t decide who to donate to in these races. Kelly? Harrison? Bollier? I did do one of those ActBlue split things; maybe I should just do that again.

Kelly is swimming in cash.