if Miller and Cotton don't change the bill, my DC office will rain hell on the WH

I was just browsing TYT (used to do it back in the day) and just stumbled across that

had no idea who Hawley was

looks promising

my agency has a lot of influence over congress, they'll kill the bill no matter what it takes

IMO, youth is a MAJOR boon

Hawley's not a ground shaker, but he's a brick and we need bricks.

we need our candidates to have youthful faces and bodies

I work for NumbersUSA btw,

your DC Office?

NumbersUSA?

lol wow, so you actually have a job that centers around lowering the amount of illegals in the country

nice

talk about dedication

https://www.numbersusa.com/

If we could stuff congress to the brim with a bunch of Moores and Sykes, then we'd be going for these people.

our staff has been flooding the phonelines all day

The unfortunate thing is, we still have to put them into the office.

Beck is not happy about it and has put us on overtime to fix it

not rly DC, Arlington, but you get the jist

I think I remember Beck from the gumball video

ya that's him

very informative

i'm curious who the GOP will run in Indiana

https://ballotpedia.org/United_States_Senate_election_in_Indiana,_2018

I'm putting my money on Rokita

at a glance, he looks alright

https://ballotpedia.org/Todd_Rokita

this guy seems to be the frontrunner so far

https://ballotpedia.org/Luke_Messer

with this other guy being 2nd

so it'll probably be Todd Rokita

and if not him, Luke Messer

It's not a loss either way, both are good on immigration.

it's weird how Donnelly won in the first place,

the state voted 90%+ Republican before the incumbent retired

Like I'm saying, US Representatives are easier to track, typically more to the right, and don't have too much in terms of controversy.

They're our best shot.

Both are representatives in this race in particular.

should the Senate pass the 20-week abortion ban?

I don't care much about abortion...I'm pretty pro choice, but wouldn't cry if they passed it