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chatham harrison is tending a new garden@chathamharrison.bsky.social |
Beshear. Not strong enough to be risked on a substitute campaign, good record, complementary to her experience. Harris-Shapiro is probably a stronger ticket, but Shapiro's probably better off being saved for 2028/2032. Roy Cooper also a good choice for same reasons.
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Flying Mezerkis
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I’m saving my Shapiro for a 6-4-2 parlay on the 18 Justice Supreme Court; or in case my normal detergent doesn’t this get this extra trumpy stain out.
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yarrriv
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A 2-point bump in NC isn't worth making a conservative southern governor the presumptive Dem nominee in 2032! And a going from losing KY by 26 to losing it by 20 is *definitely* not worth it
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chatham harrison is tending a new garden
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Not too strong to be risked*
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Don Zeko
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Cooper is just an odd case because it feels like he's been successful enough down here that he ought to be running for something, but it's not at all obvious what that would be. I guess a Senate seat in '26?
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Dan Gates
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Newsom. As a Californian I see this as an exceedingly tidy way to rid ourselves of him
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