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YorkRd

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22. Conner Lamb was a far better candidate

Reply to lapucelle (Original post)

Sun Mar 1, 2026, 01:00 PM

22 hrs ago

Lamb had flipped an actual red Congressional district but many thought he was to much pro Biden. Now days Lamb protests at ICE facilities and Fetterman is M💩GA

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The next time we are warned about multiple red flags in a primary candidate, folks should pay better attention. [View all] lapucelle Yesterday OP

I never liked that guy. But he was the progressive leftist candidate. They got burned. boston bean Yesterday #1

Yep, but the other guy had some no-deal positions, as I recall RandomNumbers Yesterday #9

Your last objection seems moot now. Frasier Balzov 21 hrs ago #25

Moot, how? TSF is playing some games with the visa programs, RandomNumbers 21 hrs ago #28

Like if all they do is attack and dont actually offer solutions their entire campaign? SSJVegeta Yesterday #2

Having voted for Donald Trump in 2016 and 2020 or having worked for Republicans in Texas lapucelle Yesterday #4

"Working for republicans": Like having your campaign pushed by Republicans? SSJVegeta Yesterday #5

Nope. I mean having worked for Republicans in Texas and then moving to another state lapucelle Yesterday #10

Welp. There are a couple candidates that have fetterman vibes. SSJVegeta Yesterday #11

Keep in mind that polls conducted by Progressive Change Campaign Committee are not entirely reliable. lapucelle 23 hrs ago #15

Good to know. Thanks!! SSJVegeta 23 hrs ago #16

Oh I was actually refereing to the UNH poll. SSJVegeta 23 hrs ago #19

Hence, my headline. lapucelle 22 hrs ago #23

This message was self-deleted by its author SSJVegeta 23 hrs ago #20

To be fair, he was the Dems best shot at picking that seat up. aeromanKC Yesterday #3

Just hope he resigns before he has time to "discover" he is actually a republican. SSJVegeta Yesterday #6

Lets start a go fund me Sweet Rosie Red Yesterday #13

I've got my $5 ready!! aeromanKC 23 hrs ago #17

and those who think Fetterman's views are the result of his medical episodes are being naive. Those who present lostincalifornia Yesterday #7

If Democrats can take control of the Senate after 2026, or it's evenly split, Fetterman will become a big problem. sop Yesterday #8

I think he was 'brainwashed' while in the hospital for his stroke alittlelark Yesterday #12

unfortunately no, there were signs in PA prior to running. We got screwed again. Jbraybarten 22 hrs ago #24

Has this disappointing man from Braddock, PA La Coliniere 23 hrs ago #14

That's also why we hope Platner loses. ananda 23 hrs ago #18

Ding ding malaise 23 hrs ago #21

Conner Lamb was a far better candidate YorkRd 22 hrs ago #22

You mean the guy that was endorsed by Donald Trump? Wiz Imp 21 hrs ago #27

Trump didn't endorse Conor Lamb. He endorsed the Republican: Trump pushes support for Saccone a day before election lapucelle 20 hrs ago #29

This message was self-deleted by its author Wiz Imp 20 hrs ago #30

Agree, but we got backstabbed by the establishment senator last time. carpetbagger 21 hrs ago #26

The next time? Gawd, I hope so. We're already not listening the this time. Iggo 20 hrs ago #31