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JustAnotherGen

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6. I think people

Reply to JI7 (Reply #4)

Wed Mar 4, 2026, 02:07 PM

Mar 4

Are going to go back to 'business as usual' in 2028. Would Crockett be better as the DNC's 'fetch and step woman' - or could she have a greater impact in Black American rebellion in 2029?

We might have to wait a few years - but I'm all for burning it down in a few years.

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In Re: Crockett v. Talarico [View all] pat_k Mar 4 OP

Talarico was a better candidate. mr715 Mar 4 #1

Is he a preacher? Autumn Mar 4 #2

I think so - yes JustAnotherGen Mar 4 #5

He is (was?) in seminary. pat_k Mar 4 #7

from wiki leftstreet Mar 4 #8

He is a Presbyterian seminarian mcar Mar 20 #15

I hope she doesn't take down Ted Cruz JustAnotherGen Mar 4 #3

Whatever path she decides to forge, I am confident she will be formidable force. pat_k Mar 4 #13

I think they both showed they would be great senators JI7 Mar 4 #4

I think people JustAnotherGen Mar 4 #6

Absolutely! pat_k Mar 4 #12

Whew. I'm relieved that isn't a real court caption. Frasier Balzov Mar 4 #9

Didn't intend to frighten with the heading pat_k Mar 4 #11

Crockett was very gracious in her concession speech. DFW Mar 4 #10

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