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Stallion

(6,474 posts) Tue Nov 6, 2018, 07:15 PM Nov 2018

Watching this Mile Long ASU Line-Do Republicans Ever Have to Stand in Line to Vote?

amazing its always a voting bloc trending Democrat

Luckily I'm a Democrat living in what has always been a Republican District. Tx-32. Hopefully, Collin Allred beats incumbent Pete Sessions tonite in Northern Dallas suburbs. I've never stood in line for more than a few minutes

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Watching this Mile Long ASU Line-Do Republicans Ever Have to Stand in Line to Vote? (Original Post) Stallion Nov 2018 OP
Only by being in wrong precinct... beachbum bob Nov 2018 #1
That was an amazing sight! Satch59 Nov 2018 #2
They have their chauffeur's vote for them lame54 Nov 2018 #3
Their precincts never seem to have any power outages, lines, closures, voting booth shortages or any Doremus Nov 2018 #4

Satch59

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2. That was an amazing sight!
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Tue Nov 6, 2018, 07:21 PM
Nov 2018

I truly hope this is a huge part of tonight's story... Besides the women's march in Jan which stirred activism, sadly, it will be the Parkland shooting which galvanized the youth. Also 24/7 coverage of the bloviate in chief has kept the anger alive.

Keeping hope alive here in CO!!!

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Doremus

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4. Their precincts never seem to have any power outages, lines, closures, voting booth shortages or any
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Tue Nov 6, 2018, 07:22 PM
Nov 2018

of the litany of "bad luck" that happens to befall Dem precincts.

I'm sure it's all our fault of course.

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