The Lincoln Project wants current Republicans out.

Anonymous wrote:So is the Lincoln Project actually working for Ossoff and Warnock as their tweets as recently as today indicate, or does everyone think they’re punking us?

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They intend to be involved

Anonymous wrote:I’ll donate too.

My sense is Ossoff has the harder race? Is that true?

That is what the buzz is

$100 to Fair Fight and $200 to each candidate.

But I have to admit I'm not looking forward to the incessant calls and texts again. Hopefully there won't be many since I don't live in GA...

If anyone wants to get involved, text PEACH to 64433

So is the Lincoln Project actually working for Ossoff and Warnock as their tweets as recently as today indicate, or does everyone think they’re punking us?

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Anonymous wrote:Waiting to see those who attacked Justice Coney Barrett for her faith comment on Rev. Warnock's statements that his faith influences his political positions. It should not matter in either case but hypocrisy.

For the billionth time, it isn't Justice Barrett's "faith" - it is that she adheres to the most extreme sect of her religion. It is the equivalent of ISIS to Muslims.

*And* ACB isn’t a politician. She’s a judge. She shouldn’t have political opinions. Her only job is to interpret the law. Not write it.

She is allowed to have both religious beliefs and political opinions. She steadfastly said that neither would influence her judicial decisions and was attacked anyway.

Maybe if we had more than 3 entire years of judicial record to go by we would feel more secure in that. Alas.

You will have another 30-40 years, so you can see the results.

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These idiots are going to turn Raffensperger into a Democrat! What idiocy.

Anonymous wrote:The GOP, including the incumbent senators from GA, will need to own all of Trump's actions over the next weeks and months.

Standing by and not saying anything is complicity.

This. If they don't come out now and say the presidential race is over, and we need a smooth transition of power, they are essentially handing the Democrats a great campaign platform.
There are moderate-Republican or independent types in Georgia that would probably be okay with voting for a more traditional Republican, but if all the Republicans come out as Trumpers they are going to lose those people, and that will be just enough to put the Democrats over the top.

I hate Mitch McConnell, but I generally consider him to be an evil genius. But with every passing hour, Trump and his rabid followers seem to be getting more revved up, not less. If he doesn't start pushing back against Trump (who is going to be gone anyway so there's not point in supporting him) then McConnell is literally risking his Senate Majority Leader position.

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Anonymous wrote:Waiting to see those who attacked Justice Coney Barrett for her faith comment on Rev. Warnock's statements that his faith influences his political positions. It should not matter in either case but hypocrisy.

For the billionth time, it isn't Justice Barrett's "faith" - it is that she adheres to the most extreme sect of her religion. It is the equivalent of ISIS to Muslims.

*And* ACB isn’t a politician. She’s a judge. She shouldn’t have political opinions. Her only job is to interpret the law. Not write it.

She is allowed to have both religious beliefs and political opinions. She steadfastly said that neither would influence her judicial decisions and was attacked anyway.

Maybe if we had more than 3 entire years of judicial record to go by we would feel more secure in that. Alas.

Anonymous wrote:Will Trump do any campaigning for the Republican nominees? If not, will that hurt them or help them on balance?

This will be the Super Bowl of senate races.

I think he already said that he would go down and campaign for them.

Will Trump do any campaigning for the Republican nominees? If not, will that hurt them or help them on balance?

This will be the Super Bowl of senate races.

LOL and like clockwork...

So they are criticizing the vote that put them into the runoff?

The GOP, including the incumbent senators from GA, will need to own all of Trump's actions over the next weeks and months.

Standing by and not saying anything is complicity.