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In reply to the discussion: Dems romped to victory in VA on Tuesday. Former VP Candidate Tim Kaine is a Yes on the Senate deal. [View all]

Celerity

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8. Maryland has around the same number of federal employees as VA, CA has more, and yet their Senators are against the deal
Reply to JI7 (Reply #2)
Sun Nov 9, 2025, 08:13 PM
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as is VA's other Senator, Warner.

https://usafacts.org/articles/how-many-people-work-for-the-federal-government/

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Dems romped to victory in VA on Tuesday. Former VP Candidate Tim Kaine is a Yes on the Senate deal. [View all] LonePirate Sunday OP
Mmmm ☹️ underpants Sunday #1
It's Virginia JI7 Sunday #2
Spanberger received almost 2 million votes. I wonder how they feel about Kaine's decision. LonePirate Sunday #4
She said the same as him. Virginia has many govt jobs JI7 Sunday #9
Maryland has around the same number of federal employees as VA, CA has more, and yet their Senators are against the deal Celerity Sunday #8
Hillary Clinton's first big mistake... regnaD kciN Sunday #3
OMG, I've Said This Ever Since! And Then Kamala... ColoringFool Sunday #6
The loss had nothing to do with VP. 2004 is the only election where VP choice would have made a difference JI7 Sunday #10
Pretty sure he voted no gab13by13 Sunday #5
This message was self-deleted by its author BannonsLiver Sunday #7
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