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Yep. It is alternative fact fake news. :lamo
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Democrat poised to upset GOP in Pennsylvania special election
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Yep. It is alternative fact fake news. :lamo
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It was. Are you unfamiliar with the Democratic party?
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That is a pathetic attempt at projecting. It fails like the rest of the drivel from you.
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:lol:
So in your world, if the republican won it was a conservative victory but if the democrat won... it was a conservative victory.
Sooo desperate.
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So far so good as the investigation is at this time is underway. Seems the margin between lamb chop and Mr. Saccone has narrowed. Stay tuned.
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Does the Lamb victory show that for Democrats to win in November, they need to oppose Nancy Pelosi, support the Second Amendment, and personally oppose abortion?
Sounds more like a Trump victory.
Will Blue Dog Democrats be considered Liberal, when facing Trump supporters?
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trump Victory?.......SackofCrony doesn't think so.....LOL....The Blue Wave is coming...Watch and see
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She's probably toast, but it doesn't really matter.
They all do.
How did this become a thing for conservatives? You know how Lamb would vote on abortion, right?
The Democrat's victory was a Trump victory? Jesus.
How does this spin not throw everyone off the merry-go-round?
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A Dem House will be a YUGE Trump victory. Adding a Dem Senate would be even better for him.
If you like Trump, vote Dem in November!
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I, like Lamb, would not support Pelosi.
I, like Lamb, find abortion repugnant but I would not take away a woman's right to choose.
I, like Lamb, am a democrat.
I'm not seeing the problem here.
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Do you, like Lamb, support fracking and oppose gun control?
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No,
But, on guns, he’s called for a stronger system of background checks but no new gun restrictions. so, it's not too bad. For me,
background checks are the real important issue.
so he's somewhat to the right of me, but if he is candidate in a red state where Trump won by 20 points, and I resided there,
I would still vote for him in primaries and general, just to have a dem who had a chance in that state. He's not going to vote against Roe V wade,
otherwise, it would be deal killer in any primary. If he were pro-life, I'd say join the republican party as moderate.
But, if he ran in California, where I do live, I'd vote for another candidate in a primary.