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The Way Forward

LeftInTX

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3. My husband was an election clerk. Lots of first time Indian women came to vote.

Reply to somsai (Reply #1)

Mon Feb 17, 2025, 03:11 PM

Feb 2025

They were a group that needed help. Didn't know how to use the machine, language issues etc. Or talking loudly with their husband in the next booth. "Where's Trump?" Etc...Somehow he was able to see who they were voting for because they needed so much help. Guess who?

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This message was self-deleted by its author somsai Feb 2025 #7

My husband was an election clerk. Lots of first time Indian women came to vote. LeftInTX Feb 2025 #3

I agree. Which district was lost, may I ask? LeftInTX Feb 2025 #4

CO 8th, it's a new district from the census, our districts are cut up on a non partisan basis somsai Feb 2025 #6

I read the entire article on the new republic link, cksmithy Feb 2025 #8