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Anonymous wrote:Oops

I don't see how that's going to stop him.

He will either need to resign, or pull out of the race. There will surely be a lawsuit to force one or the other.

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Now Crockett's voters will have to return in November and vote. I hope her first time voters do not become disillusioned and decide to sit it out.

And the other major question is: Will Paxton's voters show up for Cornyn in November without Trump on the ballot?

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Now Crockett's voters will have to return in November and vote. I hope her first time voters do not become disillusioned and decide to sit it out.

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Diane’s sees the writing on the wall, especially after his colleague broke a marines arm.

Democrats would be wise to get behind the Independent. Until Dems can improve their brand (start by getting rid of Schumer and Jefferies) we are better off backing I’s in these deep red states. Voters want an alternative!

They tried that in Utah for the 2022 election against Mike Lee. It was a good idea but still didn't work.

Anonymous wrote:

Diane’s sees the writing on the wall, especially after his colleague broke a marines arm.

Democrats would be wise to get behind the Independent. Until Dems can improve their brand (start by getting rid of Schumer and Jefferies) we are better off backing I’s in these deep red states. Voters want an alternative!

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Anonymous wrote:Oops

I don't see how that's going to stop him.

Would it be possible to sue to get him off the ballot if his current status makes him ineligible?

Anonymous wrote:Oops

I don't see how that's going to stop him.

Oops

Well I’m sure all our resident MAGAs will be here shortly to express their outrage because they are always so consistent and never hypocrites.

Anonymous wrote:More: this is a seriously sh!tty move

Senator Steve Daines of Montana, an influential Republican, decided not to run for re-election on Wednesday, a surprise decision he said he had been “wrestling with" for months. The announcement could provide Democrats with a long-shot opportunity to flip a seat as they aim to retake the Senate in November.

Mr. Daines made the announcement just minutes before the filing deadline closed for November’s election, saying that it was time for “new leaders” to fight for his state in the Senate. His withdrawal came as Kurt Alme, the U.S. attorney for Montana, entered the race — and received Mr. Daines’s endorsement.

More: this is a seriously sh!tty move

Anonymous wrote:Steve Daines is not running for re-election in Montana.

And here’s another anointed politician. The filing deadline was today.

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Oh, dear. I thought MAGA DCUM didn't approve of presidents or parties anointing politicians.