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In our 53/2 to 45 Senate, who would be the most likely repubican to support something/anything . . (Original Post) Stinky The Clown Nov 2012 OP
Susan Collins, maybe. sadbear Nov 2012 #1
You can try Grassley if he is thinking reelection exboyfil Nov 2012 #2
Many of them will find it prudent to always cross the aisle if they don't want to get Zorra Nov 2012 #3
This is the house of Lords gang. Wellstone ruled Nov 2012 #4

exboyfil

(17,865 posts)
2. You can try Grassley if he is thinking reelection
Wed Nov 7, 2012, 12:59 PM
Nov 2012

I will send a letter to him stating what I would like to see happen. Obama did carry the state by 6% so he may listen (or then again not).

I am thinking Braley may be able to challenge him in two years. He should be given more to do in the House. He is my Rep., and I like him a lot. His sister-in-law taught my kids. He won easily this time.

Zorra

(27,670 posts)
3. Many of them will find it prudent to always cross the aisle if they don't want to get
Wed Nov 7, 2012, 01:15 PM
Nov 2012

totally hammered into submission because Dems arbitrarily eliminate the filibuster rule.

 

Wellstone ruled

(34,661 posts)
4. This is the house of Lords gang.
Wed Nov 7, 2012, 01:52 PM
Nov 2012

these Repukes think they have a elitist right to this office. Now we have to target the really nasty ones. If we don't help out here,we could loose our gains.

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