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Nanjeanne

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35. Oh well if Abagail Spanberger says it then of course

Reply to maxrandb (Reply #30)

Mon Nov 10, 2025, 07:23 AM

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we must do it. After all she also said

We need the president to demonstrate leadership, bringing people together, endeavoring to get through whatever negotiations need to get through, whether it’s before or after,”

The President showing leadership and bringing people to get through whatever negotiations ..,

What a winning strategy and complete misunderstanding of who Trump is.

Yeah, I’m going to listen to her. Have a feeling if she said this before her election the results would have been different.

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It's true that sometimes you reach the point of diminishing returns [View all] maxrandb Sunday OP

90 million who had something better to do on election day n/t Cheezoholic Sunday #1

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There was an unexplained shift in there leftstreet Sunday #4

Democrats put a huge spotlight on the issue. Voters will know who to blame when they can no longer afford coverage. tritsofme Sunday #5

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I don't necessarily disagree with you. Democratic leaders were forced into a shutdown that never truly made much sense tritsofme Sunday #10

It made some sense, I doubt the election a week ago would have turned out quite as well without it Amishman Monday #29

"Democrats shut down the government"? Nice try, Mr. Joined Today 19-poster. hatrack Sunday #18

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Not their first rodeo JoseBalow Monday #25

Maybe the Dems fought hard, but never anticipated maxrandb Monday #27

lol voters wont remember shit pimpbot Sunday #20

They are causing a real and tangible harm. tritsofme Sunday #22

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Cup o' Cope Ponietz Sunday #3

It's so predictable, though Gore1FL Sunday #6

It's not all or even most Democrats. Happy Hoosier Sunday #15

It feels like we were tricked though leftstreet Sunday #7

I am in a very comfy position also FHRRK Sunday #9

Well it is true as you say ... Nanjeanne Sunday #11

You seem to think Dems could win this fight maxrandb Monday #30

Oh well if Abagail Spanberger says it then of course Nanjeanne Monday #35

Wow. Yeah, people like me are just collateral damage? herding cats Sunday #12

Kicked and Recommended jfz9580m Sunday #13

Would you mind dying a bit more quietly? Happy Hoosier Sunday #16

I'm just beginning to realize my worth. herding cats Sunday #17

FWIW, the vast majority of Democrats opposed this. Happy Hoosier Sunday #19

No, you have every right to be angry. maxrandb Monday #32

So, what returns did we get? Happy Hoosier Sunday #14

We get to watch the blowback for voting for people to die? herding cats Sunday #21

What blowback? Their axing Roe V Wade didn't even make people wake up Amishman Monday #31

What we get is people not starving and losing their entire livelihood maxrandb Monday #33

Sure. Great. Happy Hoosier Monday #36

I'm not disheartened by the failure to protect the ACA, but by the strategic incompetence. RockRaven Monday #26

Stop orangecrush Monday #28

It WAS A REPUBLICAN SHUTDOWN and Emile Monday #34

That's true. Happy Hoosier Monday #37