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Interesting. She’s way too Squad-adjacent for me so I’d be interested to see who else steps up. She’s another one where the state is probably easier for her to win than her own House district.

She has noth9ing to do with the squad other than being a democrat and having a vagina.

This.

WTF, PP?

Ewww Nina Turner

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Interesting. She’s way too Squad-adjacent for me so I’d be interested to see who else steps up. She’s another one where the state is probably easier for her to win than her own House district.

She has nothing to do with the squad other than being a democrat and having a vagina.

She votes just like them and she’s a showhorse not a workhorse just like them. She endorsed Nina Turner. Of course she doesn’t advertise being a part of the squad because her district wouldn’t accept it but there’s virtually no difference.

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Interesting. She’s way too Squad-adjacent for me so I’d be interested to see who else steps up. She’s another one where the state is probably easier for her to win than her own House district.

The main difference between her and the Squad is that she’s a policy wonk and they’re “influencers.” She brings out the whiteboard and rips apart pharma executives, while AOC posts on Instagram.

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Interesting. She’s way too Squad-adjacent for me so I’d be interested to see who else steps up. She’s another one where the state is probably easier for her to win than her own House district.

She has noth9ing to do with the squad other than being a democrat and having a vagina.

What about CAs Lieutenant Governor? I cannot spell her name but she should run

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She'll never win. I hope someone more moderate runs

I hope feinstein runs

Yay for Katie Porter - love her and her whiteboard!

Her House district is going to remain tight for her going forward, so I love this announcement prior to a Feinstein decision.

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Interesting. She’s way too Squad-adjacent for me so I’d be interested to see who else steps up. She’s another one where the state is probably easier for her to win than her own House district.

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Anonymous wrote:I think many of the viable candidates in Michigan are clearing the decks for Elisa Slotkin, with the others eyeing when Peters retires in 2026.

Has Whitmer said anything yet? She’s term limited as Governor, if she wants to be President this is a great opportunity for her.

she is definitely one of the front runners

She would be better off running through her term as governor and then seeking higher oiffice thereafter. Being a senator is not a great path to the presidency. Biden was a VP first and Obama caught lightning in a bottle. Before that, you would have to go back several generations to find one.

I think Senators who have been Governors are different than Senators who have just been Senators or other lower legislative positions. People balk at Senators because they don’t have executive experience - that she will have. People balk at Governors because they don’t have foreign policy experience which is what you get in the Senate.

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Anonymous wrote:I think many of the viable candidates in Michigan are clearing the decks for Elisa Slotkin, with the others eyeing when Peters retires in 2026.

Has Whitmer said anything yet? She’s term limited as Governor, if she wants to be President this is a great opportunity for her.

she is definitely one of the front runners

She would be better off running through her term as governor and then seeking higher oiffice thereafter. Being a senator is not a great path to the presidency. Biden was a VP first and Obama caught lightning in a bottle. Before that, you would have to go back several generations to find one.

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Anonymous wrote:I think many of the viable candidates in Michigan are clearing the decks for Elisa Slotkin, with the others eyeing when Peters retires in 2026.

Has Whitmer said anything yet? She’s term limited as Governor, if she wants to be President this is a great opportunity for her.

she is definitely one of the front runners