gimme dat tl;dr

In CA the top two people in a primary go to the general

so its possible that the top two could be two Republicans since there's so many Democrats running it would split the vote among them

whoa

In districts that are currently republicans at least

we should keep quiet about this

In this case, we could push the most obscure candidates in the district w/ sockpuppets, that way we can pave the road for this to happen.

Yeah exactly

If the gop approves this monstrosity— a repudiation of the President’s position on the core issue he was elected on— the party deserves to die. And rest assured, it will

Who is supporting it in the house?

And the senate

8 GOP Senators

No House GOPers

Do you have a list of who they are?

Senator Rounds, Senator Isakson, Sen Alexander, Senator Collins, lisa murkowski, Jeff Flake, Lindsey Graham, Cory Gardner

Flake's seat is the only R on that list going up for reelection this year, and that issue has already been taken care of.

Trump'll veto it if it gets passed, I doubt the House'll pass it

18 days until DACA (hopefully) dies

Yeah, we definitely have to work on that

remember,

the GOP candidate won UNOPPOSSED last time

The incumbent resigned on a scandalous basis, that depresses the party's population, same thing happened in my district in '06.

Stabenow explains vote: “I’m just not a supporter of sanctuary cities.” Says “better way to do things”

Stabenow could be more vulnerable than we think

huh

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 you think that will make her vulnerable to progressives not voting for her because of that ?

no, i'm suggesting if she were to vote against her own party like that then she must be seeing insider polling that shows her vulnerable against moderates and conservatives

insider polling is something only they can see right?

ye, it's when they pay for it

I wonder if they're even more accurate than the ones we see

I wonder if Stabenow is swingable party-wise? Is this her only conservative position?

as far as I can tell, yes

@FLanon @🎃Boo-ton🎃 are we in agreement that 'based black man' John James is the best candidate for the GOP nomination for senator in Michigan

pretty much

probably, he has a good rap w/ Detroit business, which could be helpful

Stabenow will no doubt win in that area, but making the margins close could be key for a victory

The veteran stuff's also helpful

He's a fresh face, pretty decently down the line on the issues, vet which is always helpful, a businessman from Detroit, and on the other side you have a tired incumbent who's been elected in the same state for decades. The anti-establishment angle could be helpful, and with the anti-sanctuary position that Stabenow's taking, if we can divide the Dems and make Stabenow look like a "Trump collaborator", MI can be a victory.

What's that Pennsylvania seat looking like?