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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsHow much do you think Republicans wish they'd just let Stacey be governor?
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msongs
(67,753 posts)Catcar
(1,356 posts)Catcar
(1,356 posts)intrepidity
(7,505 posts)StarfishSaver
(18,486 posts)(yes, I know she didn't singlehandedly deliver the presidency to Biden - hyperbole has its place ...)
intrepidity
(7,505 posts)but think of all the disenfranchisement she mighr have detected and prevented.
But yeah, I get your point
Hoyt
(54,770 posts)KKKemp. Theyd have partnered with Muslims, Communists, Somalia, Venezuela, Cuba,and god knows who else, to fight the liberals.
But, damn, she came within 50,000 votes.
gratuitous
(82,849 posts)But instead of setting off a never-ending fundraising pitch whining about how unfair life is and how those mean ol' Republicans cheated her, she got cracking for 2020. Georgia now has two Democratic Senators, Democrats swung the Senate, and Abrams can do whatever she wants for the 2022 cycle. Brian Kemp shouldn't get too comfortable.
Meanwhile, Needy Amin, convinced that he got jobbed in the 2020 election (he didn't), has spent the last two months crying like a baby to anyone who will listen (a surprisingly long list, starting with everyone drawing a paycheck at Fox) about how unfair life is for him. What are the Republican prospects in 2022? A whole lot worse than they appeared to be just 10 weeks ago. If Abrams offers her help to the Democratic National Committee, I hope they take it. The nation can use a lot more Stacy and a lot less Donald.
The Roux Comes First
(1,322 posts)Especially at the national scale.
But she's too effective to be wasted on a governorship for long, although there is probably plenty she could improve in that particular state.
I believe she has a higher calling, though. Actually a second one, after turning the state blue.