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NPolitics1979

(613 posts)
Wed Mar 4, 2015, 02:34 PM Mar 2015

States that have 2 Republican US Senators- which one is the lesser of two evils.

AL- Shelby or Sessions
AK- Murkowski or Sullivan
AZ- McCain or Flake
AR- Boozman or Cotton
GA- Isakson or Perdue
ID- Crapo or Risch
IA- Grassley or Ernst
KS- Roberts or Moran
KY- McConnell or Paul
LA- Vitter or Cassidy
MS- Cochran or Wicker
NE- Fischer or Sasse
NC- Burr or Thillis
OK- Inhofe or Lankford
SC- Graham or Scott
SD- Thune or Rounds
TN- Alexander or Corker
TX- Cornyn or Cruz
UT- Hatch or Lee
WY- Enzi or Barasso

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States that have 2 Republican US Senators- which one is the lesser of two evils. (Original Post) NPolitics1979 Mar 2015 OP
cornhole and carneval cruse TexasProgresive Mar 2015 #1
I think at least Grassley has come out against H-1B expansion... cascadiance Mar 2015 #2
In Montana 2naSalit Mar 2015 #3
Cornyn is slightly less insane than Cruz... awoke_in_2003 Mar 2015 #4
Exactly DFW Mar 2015 #5
... awoke_in_2003 Mar 2015 #7
Of the whole list of them DFW Mar 2015 #6
I wouldn't trust two face Murkowski Arthur_Frain Mar 2015 #8
Thanks for including Burr or Tillis here in North Carolina mike dub Mar 2015 #9
In Idaho, it's sort of a tossup. Major Hogwash Mar 2015 #10
My list davidpdx Mar 2015 #11

TexasProgresive

(12,157 posts)
1. cornhole and carneval cruse
Wed Mar 4, 2015, 02:39 PM
Mar 2015

6 of 1 or half a dozen of another. I would not like to meet either one and I wish they would go home and stay there.

 

cascadiance

(19,537 posts)
2. I think at least Grassley has come out against H-1B expansion...
Wed Mar 4, 2015, 02:42 PM
Mar 2015

whereas Ernst is talking about doing way more wackadoodle things. Still a bit early to see the full gamut of her idiocy yet though.

2naSalit

(86,767 posts)
3. In Montana
Wed Mar 4, 2015, 02:43 PM
Mar 2015

it's the DINO who has the (D) next to his name but he's only the lesser of the two evils occasionally.

DFW

(54,436 posts)
5. Exactly
Wed Mar 4, 2015, 07:55 PM
Mar 2015

It's like saying getting hit by a piano dropped from the tenth floor is slightly
better than getting hit by a piano dropped from the twentieth floor.

DFW

(54,436 posts)
6. Of the whole list of them
Wed Mar 4, 2015, 07:58 PM
Mar 2015

Alexander and Murkowski are the only ones I'd trust to walk the family dog, and we don't even have a dog.

Arthur_Frain

(1,855 posts)
8. I wouldn't trust two face Murkowski
Wed Mar 4, 2015, 10:47 PM
Mar 2015

to water my lawn, let alone have anything to do with my dog.

Begich actually stumped for her in her write in candidacy when she lost her primary to Miller, and she repaid him by throwing him under the bus and endorsing that maggot Sullivan.

Won't matter though, if your name is Murkowski apparently you can be Senator-For-Life in Alaska if that's what you really want. The sheeple up here are very big on name recognition.

Frank/Lisa Murkowski
Ted Stevens
Don Young

They always say we don't need term limits 'cause we can always vote them out next election, but look what name recognition and lots of dollars.

mike dub

(541 posts)
9. Thanks for including Burr or Tillis here in North Carolina
Thu Mar 5, 2015, 11:25 PM
Mar 2015

Though both are repubs, Burr seems to me Slightly the lesser of two evils. Burr has seemed to care a little about military Veterans, while freshman Tillis seems to me a sucker for Koch-style politics and coal ash pollution and further deregulation of big-pollution Only. All for one and all for himself, and the almighty Dollar. I voted for Kay Hagan's reelection here with such high hopes, and we get Tillis. Damn.

Major Hogwash

(17,656 posts)
10. In Idaho, it's sort of a tossup.
Fri Mar 6, 2015, 02:38 AM
Mar 2015

Out of the 20 states you listed, Idaho's Risch is just as much a rightwing tool as Cruz.
However, Crapo is rapidly becoming a Tea Party advocate for whacko rightwing political viewpoints, as well.

They usually both vote the same way, as if they are connected at the hip.

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