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Pro Tip: If you've been hiding crimes, don't run for office. [View all] Coventina 18 hrs ago OP

I wish I could recommend this op more than once.. Peacetrain 18 hrs ago #1

Unless you are a Republican................. Lovie777 18 hrs ago #2

Point taken. Coventina 18 hrs ago #4

But we do Keepthesoulalive 18 hrs ago #16

I am just devastated hookaleft 18 hrs ago #3

Yes, it is incredibly painful. Coventina 18 hrs ago #6

I've now written off the senate entirely. BannonsLiver 17 hrs ago #24

There is still NC, OH, TX, AK, and IA. SamuelAdams 16 hrs ago #38

What a clusterfuck this guy turned out to be. chicoescuela 15 hrs ago #39

Almost like it was intentional Stacey Grove 6 hrs ago #47

Had the same thought yesterday. chicoescuela 6 hrs ago #49

What a concept mcar 18 hrs ago #5

And some anti progressivess here chose to defend swallwel SunImp 18 hrs ago #14

I don't recall seeing much, if any, defense of Swallwell here mcar 17 hrs ago #19

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I stand corrected. mcar 17 hrs ago #37

This. So worried about what drives progressives these days. Ruining the Democrats chances Pompoy 17 hrs ago #26

I'm still trying to figure out how you know for sure this isn't a Repuke hit job? paleotn 17 hrs ago #30

Extremely sound advice -misanthroptimist 18 hrs ago #7

Forgiveness requires a confession. multigraincracker 18 hrs ago #8

Opposition Research is a real thing. People make money doing it. QueerDuck 18 hrs ago #9

Exactly... LeftInTX 14 hrs ago #42

People who run for office tend to have a little bit of tunnel vision and have to have a level of self-promotion that can WhiskeyGrinder 18 hrs ago #10

Especially since he really did have grassroots support pushing him to run EdmondDantes_ 17 hrs ago #20

If he committed a crime, he should be charged. Bok_Tukalo 18 hrs ago #11

well I've got some very disappointing news about this nation WhiskeyGrinder 18 hrs ago #15

I expect her to file charges soon Bok_Tukalo 18 hrs ago #17

I'd be very surprised if she did. WhiskeyGrinder 18 hrs ago #18

Gee, that might take actual evidence. paleotn 17 hrs ago #29

It takes enough evidence for an attorney and a prosecutor to run with it. WhiskeyGrinder 17 hrs ago #31

Why didn't she do that months ago? Why does this stuff always come out too late? Katinfl 17 hrs ago #23

We did hear from her, last month, which means her accusations have been reported out for the last few months. WhiskeyGrinder 17 hrs ago #32

Perhaps a put up or shut up? paleotn 17 hrs ago #28

Isn't it past the Statute of Limitations? 2019? LeftInTX 14 hrs ago #43

And I think also, since there is always going to be pinkstarburst 18 hrs ago #12

Agree. kiranon 12 hrs ago #45

... as a Democrat 0rganism 18 hrs ago #13

We need a new candidate there now... Escape 17 hrs ago #21

Gee, if there were only some warning signs about Platner before we made him our nominee? nycbos 17 hrs ago #25

Flabbergasting Stacey Grove 6 hrs ago #48

That's that go for Republican hit jobs as well? paleotn 17 hrs ago #27

Do you have proof of that? MorbidButterflyTat 17 hrs ago #33

Do you have proof of what you're believing? paleotn 17 hrs ago #34

I'm enraged by the stupidity perdita9 17 hrs ago #35

Apparently it's easier to cover up an old SS tattoo than it is to cover up one's past... QueerDuck 6 hrs ago #46

Unless the rat fucking is the point. meadowlander 17 hrs ago #36

Roger Stone has been strangely silent these last several months ... FakeNoose 15 hrs ago #40

He was busy funding Maureen Galindo's campaign. He wanted her to win. LeftInTX 14 hrs ago #44

The damage is done regardless. He is quickly lossing support. WinningAgain 14 hrs ago #41