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Post by mhbruin on Jul 1, 2020 9:48:09 GMT -8
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Post by northbruin40 on Jul 1, 2020 9:57:00 GMT -8
Actually, it could be the opposite. By throwing money on a low-probability bid by McGrath, Democratic donors may be diverting campaign money from races where the odds are much better. If I was a donor, I wouldn't want to throw my money on a "moral victory" very low probability effort against Mitch, I would want it where I actually had a chance to win (and it was competitive).
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hasben
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Post by hasben on Jul 1, 2020 11:25:48 GMT -8
Actually, it could be the opposite. By throwing money on a low-probability bid by McGrath, Democratic donors may be diverting campaign money from races where the odds are much better. If I was a donor, I wouldn't want to throw my money on a "moral victory" very low probability effort against Mitch, I would want it where I actually had a chance to win (and it was competitive). I think you're right. It's just such a tragedy to leave moscow m in charge where he can derail everything done by the house or potus except exec. orders. |
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