1. There's an idea out there that the rise of Roy Moore is a harbinger of a Republican crack-up. Alas, no.
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I wonder if one approach to counter this is divorcing the national Dem party from state parties.
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But it's a good sobering piece. One reason why I'm deeply concerned that VA Gov will flip red.
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Yet the innocuous phrase "bend the knee" is apparently a bridge too far for you on the left.
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Wha? I thought it's the right that's been going apoplectic at the bending of knees recently.
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Bannon had little if anything to do with Moore winning Sept. 26. Moore has a devoted base in Alabama he's built for decades . . . (1)
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. . . and ran against an incumbent who had been significantly weakened by his appointment by governor who resigned in disgrace. (2)
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Sadly, I agree with you.
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No discussion of changing demographics in this country. Will POC (who will be majority in 30 years) join GOP? I think not.
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it’s self-renewing, like the left should be
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This rings a lot truer to me than the contrary take
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