Here's a strange argument suggesting legal drama doesn't impact votes . . . Meanwhile, Conservatives are ready to pounce of the future of the highest court in the land. Take a look:
Red-State Democrats' Fears Over Kavanaugh Vote May Be Overblown
Judging from their first reactions to President Trump's pick of Brett Kavanaugh for the Supreme Court, Republicans are betting that the confirmation fight is going to prove an election boon. In West Virginia and Missouri-two of a handful of conservative-leaning states in which Democratic Senate incumbents face difficult reëlection battles-Republican challengers are already using the issue as a political cudgel.
Absolutely anybody but Claire!!!!
ReplyDeleteI don't consider the New Yorker a decent source for insight into Missouri politics.
ReplyDeleteAgreed.
ReplyDeleteAnd citing the New York Times as the measurement of the pulse of a State that they consider "fly-over country".
Indeed! Isn't this the third New York publication in as many days to write about MO politics?
ReplyDeleteI guess this is what happens to cities without local newspapers.
^^^ How about a longtime Mo resident?
ReplyDeleteHawley is an opportunistic DC "Inside the Beltway" minion who only came back to this State to start his crawl up the Officeholder Ladder.
He has been campaigning for National Office since the day he was elected to State Office, he pays no attention to the Office he holds, except when he can use it as a platform for publicity.
His strongest ambition is to win ay National Office that will allow him to return to Washington, where he lives and where his heart lies.
If he loses this Senate Race, he already has plans to run for the US House in two years. When he finally manages to return to his DC home, I expect him to immediately begin a campaign for a Federal position, probably in the Judicial Branch, so I am doubtful he would even serve out a two-year term before resigning.
He's a Con-Man on the Make, nothing more!
Continually putting up "unelectables" as they have is the reason the Republican Party has kept McCaskil in office this long.
Playing politics at its best.
ReplyDeleteThe truth will destroy the Democrats, and it is coming, and it is coming fast.
ReplyDeleteBut does Hawley like to tie up his girlfriend and force his cock into her mouth?
ReplyDeleteLet's get to some REAL politicking.
Uh, mebbe he's the ol' skool squirt-on-a-blue-dress-and-cigars-used-in-foreplay type!
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She has a three bedroom condo on the sixth floor on the beach.
Judge Kavanaugh will be confirmed regardless of what McCaskill and the impotent Dems try to do and she will lose her re-election bid, because she and the her national party are so far removed from the realities and politics of Missouri.
ReplyDeleteOne of the Dem candidates in Kansas just announced bringing Bernie and another "democratic socialist" to campaign for him in Johnson County!
Maybe Claire can invite Maxine Waters and Whoopie Goldberg.
But there's no use in trying to hide what's really there.
there are ZERO consequences for not having a SCOTUS hearing for Dems. Course I aint voting for McCaskill no matter what
ReplyDeleteWaters for President 2020!
ReplyDeleteSure, prez of the cuckoo's nest, 2:54!
DeleteIn the old days Claire mccaskill spent tons of time daily at j b nutters broadway office while prosecutor allegedly. Mccaskill allegedly embraced voter fraud duly aware of reports of wrong doing.. but if her mentor wanted crooks to prevail mccaskill condoned it. Kcmo election board for decades allowed misfits to get elected by allegedly switching votes of citizens to allegedly control outcomes. Mccaskill allegedly benefited from looking the other way and votes. Rising to become a senator after serving her master and allegedly using her position to do what her mentor wanted.. wow
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