Most of them last night with 1 that will occur in December.
2022 Mid-term election is over----Dems just don't realize it yet
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How do you figure? Its 48 to 48 right now with 4 in play.
I hear that and it makes sense.
On the other hand, how long would it take for a person's bullshit detector go off after seeing and hearing Andrew Gillum just once?
I hear that and it makes sense.
On the other hand, how long would it take for a person's bullshit detector go off after seeing and hearing Andrew Gillum just once?
Before or after the guy was arrested in a motel room with a male prostitute and a meth/cocaine?
Let's let the dust clear. One other thing to mention is that there is about a 25% chance that Sinema will switch parties prior to the new Congreff. I'm not counting on it, but it could happen especially if her vote is not as much sought after.
Ok, so you're hoping. But you're speaking as if it was settled.
Yeh. Gillum certainly built himself a little more name recognition than he wanted there.
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