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Auggie

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8. It's difficult to fathom that the potential for disaster is not resonating within the party ...

Reply to quaint (Original post)

Wed Mar 18, 2026, 11:56 AM

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this is dire. Really, really dire. A GOP win in California likely cements Federal authoritarianism.

Someone in the California Democratic Party must be monitoring DU and this group.

PLEASE NARROW THE FIELD!

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Republicans top California's confounding race for governor, new poll shows [View all] quaint Wednesday OP

Lack of enthusiasm for Eric Swalwell? 3catwoman3 Wednesday #1

Too many candidates staying in the race too long. quaint Wednesday #3

In the IL congressional district 9 primary, there were 15 names on the ballot... 3catwoman3 Wednesday #7

Name recognition for future races. quaint Wednesday #9

DROP THE F OUT get the red out Wednesday #2

That would help, unfortunately the die is cast. quaint Wednesday #4

I find those polls hard to believe karin_sj Wednesday #5

All too true. quaint Wednesday #10

There is still about 20% undecided the_liberal_grandpa Wednesday #6

It's difficult to fathom that the potential for disaster is not resonating within the party ... Auggie Wednesday #8

The Party passed their responsibilty onto us at the convention this year. quaint Wednesday #11

Really myopic ... Auggie Wednesday #12

Does not matter in mid March Nigrum Cattus Wednesday #13

The primary is set for June. Top two, regardless of party, will be the choices. quaint Wednesday #14