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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DAMN
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I'm fascinated by this Senate race in maryland because I really though it would be closer than this -- Hogan was a pretty popular governor and he ran far away from Trump.

I also love that the ads for Alsobrooks at this point are literally just Kamala Harris sitting at a desk saying "vote for Angela Alsobrooks -- we're friends!" Those are coattails and I'd love to see a few other Dem Senate candidates ride them to a win.[/quote]
I lean left but am voting Hogan because he was a good governor and the Republicans (and Dems) need more moderate representatives. If you never vote for a moderate Republican (or Dem) how is the party ever going to become less extremist.[/quote]

Until the GOP starts running national candidates who aren't bat$hit insane, there's no point in voting for moderate Republicans-- they have no power in the party and will be used for their vote and then primaries the first chance they get.

If you care about retain a moderate middle the key is maintain a "big tent" in the Democratic party and vote for Dems who are more centrist when you get the chance. They will have more if a voice. And if/when the GOP figures out it's MAGA problem and returns to Romney-esque politics, those moderate Dems may flip to the GOP. But as long as the GOP is beholden to Trump and MAGA, there's no such thing as a moderate Republican. That's why so many Republicans have simply left the party. You cannot argue with stupid.[/quote]

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