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jgmiller

(694 posts)
15. Unfortunately it's too late to remove him from the ballot
Sun Apr 12, 2026, 11:55 PM
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We need others to drop out as well, I'm not sure I'm a Porter fan anymore and Steyer makes me nervous but we need those two to pretty much have a clear field so we don't end up with Bianco and Hilton 1 and 2.

In the worst case scenario if the GOP gets 1 & 2 in the primary I'm assuming Steyer would run as an independant in the general since he has the money and the organization to pull it off. In that case I have to believe he would win but I'd rather not get into that situation.

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Post removed Post removed Sunday #1
GOOD! Now some of the bottom ranked Dems TexasBushwhacker Sunday #2
Let the people be heard JustAnotherGen Sunday #7
The more that stay in, the more risk that the top 2 TexasBushwhacker Sunday #11
I'm confident Steyer will be in top 2 in any poll next week FHRRK1 Sunday #14
How about that Barrack Obama Shaw guy? LeftInTX Yesterday #21
Sad to see this riversedge Sunday #3
He had to. calimary Yesterday #18
Too late to actually remove him from the ballot, right? MichMan Sunday #4
The Democrats aren't being hypocritical; we're being consistent. nt pnwmom Sunday #5
There appears to be more than "mistakes in judgment" going on relayerbob Sunday #6
Apparently Democratic voters have higher standards than Republican voters Jose Garcia Sunday #8
Voters weren't the ones making the decision MichMan Sunday #9
Republicans have standards? ananda Sunday #10
So we can stop with the tearing down and move onto our next best candidate! wolfie001 Sunday #12
I suggest he now go "all in"... BurnDoubt Sunday #13
Unfortunately it's too late to remove him from the ballot jgmiller Sunday #15
I believe California's sore loser law would prohibit Steyer for running as an independent candidate Brother Buzz Yesterday #16
What about as a write in candidate like Lisa Murkowski did in Alaska? SunSeeker Yesterday #19
I don't think that works either Brother Buzz Yesterday #20
I didn't realize that thanks for the correction jgmiller 16 hrs ago #22
Ok, done. What's next. Buddyzbuddy Yesterday #17
It is fucking time for a safe choice so that we won't have any more of this shit. No more fuckups. SoFlaBro 16 hrs ago #23
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