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) has been running in our market area for two weeks now. They often play it shortly after a J.D. Vance for Senate ad. 
most likely!Teen Vogue thinks DC should be a state and make a pretty good case for it:
The article says it should be a bipartisan issue because it's about taxation without representation. But, of course, they would most likely go Blue so the GOP will be against it IMO.
Here's some potentially good news on the most recent election. Glenn Youngkin is alienating righwingers who now are scremaing he's a RINO because he hired an LGBTQ staffmember and said he would not oppose local mask and vaccine mandates. There is hope! He might be the normal Republican he pretended to be to the larger public rather than the rightwing zealot he signaled rightwingers he really was.
Right-Wingers Turn on Glenn Youngkin Over His LGBTQ Staffer and Vaccine Rules
Once regarded as a “brilliant” Republican candidate, Glenn Youngkin is already being called a fake conservative by many right-wing media figures.www.thedailybeast.com
Love it. These GOPers are so triggered.
The name of a different Dr. was floated, but he declined, commenting "I been in the right place, but it must have been the wrong time". The Doctor
He could be like Romney and be the 2024 Republican presidential candidate lol. Romney was more liberal than BakerCharlie Baker, Republican MA governor, announces that he will not run for re-election:
Gov. Charlie Baker of Massachusetts Says He Won’t Run for Re-election
Mr. Baker, a moderate Republican in a deep-blue state, faced a Trump-backed primary challenge and a potentially difficult general election.www.nytimes.com
Sounds like he would have faced a primary from a Trumpist candidate.
He isn't retiring in the sense that he won't be standing for re-election: he's quitting.
And the other reason why Perdue lost his Senate seat was ... Perdue himself!
Yes, and Jon Ossoff was/is a great candidate. Sometimes good wins.And the other reason why Perdue lost his Senate seat was ... Perdue himself!
I'm torn over retirements where those primaries are the reason (I don't know if it really was his reason, so this is mostly in general). On the one hand, I understand that Republicans facing a Trumpian candidate think they don't have a chance and don't want to go through that. On the other hand, it seems like they're surrendering their party to fascism. If all sane Republicans stop running, that leaves only one kind of Republicans... And Youngkin should have proven that non-Trumpists stand a chance. Sure, he may not have been nominated had there been a primary but Republicans set the rules, don't they? Shouldn't they be able to keep holding conventions instead of primaries if they want to?Charlie Baker, Republican MA governor, announces that he will not run for re-election:
Gov. Charlie Baker of Massachusetts Says He Won’t Run for Re-election
Mr. Baker, a moderate Republican in a deep-blue state, faced a Trump-backed primary challenge and a potentially difficult general election.
Sounds like he would have faced a primary from a Trumpist candidate.
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for putting the newspaper on a comparable level with The View.
Do they also mention Mehmet is from NJ? Has never lived in PA?Oh dear! Dr. Oz is being cancelled because the Phildadelphia Inquirer says they will refer to him by his full name (Mehmet Oz) just as they do for all other candidates. How can this happen?
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Googling "Santorum" remains NSFW.Take us back to the old Rick Santorum days Philadelphia Inquirer.
