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This! As much as I didn't car for Moore's tactics and baggage and all...he was still a reliable vote for the right side of the ledger and we see how important one vote in the Senate was with JMac's sorry arse. This is the same thing I preached with Trump in 2016, we have to look at the big picture...the SCOTUS nominees ALONE was enough to not even consider HRC, even for Never Trumper idiots who would rather have had that wretch as a POTUS than Trump. Same applies to Moore, might not care for a lot of hi baggage but I will be damned if he was going to cast a wrong vote on a key issue. That's what matters...I don't want to see how the bacon is made, just cook it and throw it on my hamburger. Don't toss me a turd like Jones and expect me to enjoy that shite sandwich

Hear, hear. My exact sentiments but alas, most Repub voters are still not seeing the big picture. They are still confused about the "riots" and "protests". Some of them just want things to go back to normal and they think they can get there by electing Rinos into office.

What would these people do if the vote to remove the president from office came down to one vote - and it was Doug Jones? I guess they would have been fine with that.

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Posted by RebelExpress38

In your base, killin your dudes

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Posted on 9/17/20 at 3:37 pm to Pianoman

This is the main problem when one party dominates a state. Don’t get me wrong I’ll take the worst republicans over any dem, but when there’s virtually no chance a Dem will ever win, the republican candidates go from real grass roots candidates that win on merit to Good Ole Boys who put in their time and waited their turn while doing favors and deals for all the right people on the way.

In MS it’s a real problem. After Tate it’ll be Delbert. Delbert would’ve beaten Tate but he has to wait his turn as to not step on toes.

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