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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It was tried (Floreen) in the last election. Too many peopel blindly vote for the "(D)" person without even reading the name.

Even a super-moderate Republicn doesn't stand a chance.

The best long-term solution is open primaries. Youd' then end up with 2 D's in the general and at least one would be relatively normal.[/quote]
Floreen was late to the ballot and didn’t have the funding and organization that Riemer does. [/quote]

Floreen's PAC was funded better than Elrich's PAC as I recall. She was late to the race, but her numbers were pretty low regardless.[/quote]
Riemer is a different candidate with a different brand. He inspires a lot of people and has developed a following. He has the opportunity to really do this. The question is whether he’s committed enough. [/quote]

I already have very little respect for Riemer. I’d have even less if he did this. His negativity and misguided views certainly aren’t inspiring. [/quote]
There are a lot of people in this county that like and support Riemer and I hope he’s drafted to run in the general. He will be a formidable candidate and will likely win. 
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When he signed up for the primary, he took a pledge not to run as an independent or third-party candidate in the general. I know his word isn’t worth much, but he would have even less appeal in the general than Floreen did. [/quote]

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