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In reply to the discussion: The General Discussion: Primaries forum is now open. Here's what you need to know. [View all]Jim Lane
(11,175 posts)36. Does this mean that all nonpresidential primaries stay in GD?
For example, it seems likely that we'll have a Democratic primary for the nomination to succeed Barbara Mikulski. Given that the new "General Discussion: Primaries" is "for exclusive discussion of the Democratic presidential primaries," I assume that posts about that race are inappropriate for GD: Primaries and should therefore go to GD. Is that correct?
Of course, such posts could always go to Maryland, but that race is an example of subjects that would interest many DUers outside the particular state.
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The General Discussion: Primaries forum is now open. Here's what you need to know. [View all]
EarlG
Jun 2015
OP
Good news. I think you should push the republican primary stuff into "Primaries" too.
Renew Deal
Jun 2015
#12
Thank you. Sounds like a good solution. I will allow us to talk about other issues in GD.
jwirr
Jun 2015
#23
OK that's what I was wondering, makes sense and I guess Earl said as much - n/t
dreamnightwind
Jun 2015
#40