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dutch777

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6. Thanks. If her numbers are that bad, I would hope she does bow out. We have seen what staying in too late does.

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Sun Apr 20, 2025, 08:49 AM

Apr 2025

NY is such an interesting state. The political dynamic between Albany and NYC and NYC and the rest of that huge state is really something. It is much more than urban vs. suburban or rural. He in PA we certainly have differences but they seem pretty laid back in comparison.

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Churchill: Yes, Elise Stefanik could beat Kathy Hochul [View all] Du916 Apr 2025 OP

well, that is unfortunate LymphocyteLover Apr 2025 #1

The State Legislature would eat Stefanik for lunch displacedvermoter Apr 2025 #2

Doubt Stefanik's chances even against a weakened Hochul. Who do the Dems have on the option list? dutch777 Apr 2025 #3

Hochul will be primaried. Du916 Apr 2025 #4

Thanks. If her numbers are that bad, I would hope she does bow out. We have seen what staying in too late does. dutch777 Apr 2025 #6

why is she unpopular? /nt bucolic_frolic Apr 2025 #5

"Feckless" and "ineffective" Du916 Apr 2025 #7