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To: locogringo who wrote (1245255)	7/7/2020 5:57:43 PM
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He was quoting someone. He wasn’t agreeing with that statement. If you can read and understand the remainder of his post, you’ll see that.

To: locogringo who wrote (1245255)	7/7/2020 5:58:48 PM
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If at first you don't secede, nominate a black guy for president. Trump Could Sink GOP House In Suburbia Political Wireby Taegan Goddard Ron Brownstein: “Recent national and district-level polls signal that many of the well-educated voters souring on Trump are also displaying more resistance to Republican congressional candidates than in 2018 — potentially much more.” “That movement could frustrate GOP hopes of dislodging many of the first-term House Democrats who captured previously Republican suburban seats in 2018. It also means Democrats see further opportunities in white-collar House districts — from Pennsylvania and Georgia to Indiana and especially Texas — where the GOP held off the 2018 suburban tide, often only by narrow margins.”