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Latest poll has Beto down 10 points. Abbott just needs to not make any mistakes at this point.

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I don't even understand how he can be within 50 points.

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Because Texas is more purple than most here will admit to. Not that I am not going to try to convince anyone here but it is the truth I live and see in my own experiences.

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It's is exactly.

Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Austin - all are no different than California at this point. Harris County even with the morons in charge.

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And this is exactly why when you see Beto supporters liberals in general tell them to go F themselves get the hell out of Texas let them know that you exist we exist and that their existence in Texas is not tolerated. Scare them intimidate them!!

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Is there any chance she can win?

How do we square Arizona rejecting Trump in the last election, to changing their mind and voting for a Trump candidate that is exactly like him this time around?

Why are we optimistic about her?

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It's very simple she is a long long time Phoenix Fox TV anchor who has been in the homes of Arizonans night after night for 27 years they know her trust her and love her she is a rockstar in the state of Arizona

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Latest poll has Beto down 10 points. Abbott just needs to not make any mistakes at this point.

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With the number of mistakes Robert has made, how is he only down 10 points?

Hungry Ojos said:

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Is there any chance she can win?

How do we square Arizona rejecting Trump in the last election, to changing their mind and voting for a Trump candidate that is exactly like him this time around?

Why are we optimistic about her?

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I'm not sure if you've heard, but the cheaters rejected Trump. Not the same as voters rejecting Trump.

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Hungry Ojos said:
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Why are we optimistic about her?

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I'm not sure if you've heard, but the cheaters rejected Trump. Not the same as voters rejecting Trump.

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LegalDrugPusher said:

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That's my girl

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Would be mine if she wore glasses…….

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Impressive!

Governor Abbott needs to do this with that fool Beto, and expose what he is behind all the Media's attempted glossing.

However, she is over-bold to let them choose the moderator and even write the questions. Praise for her confidence, and maybe she is ready for it, but we saw how Wallace was able to sabotage the first Presidential debate on Sep 29, 2020. And the same thing happened with Romney in 2012.

Moderator interference can be a big thing -- but if she is not worried about it and loaded for bear, so be it.

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Have you seen what she does to biased reporters?
She would look even better by owning her opponent and then moderator.

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Hungry Ojos said:
Is there any chance she can win?

How do we square Arizona rejecting Trump in the last election, to changing their mind and voting for a Trump candidate that is exactly like him this time around?

Why are we optimistic about her?

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I'm not sure if you've heard, but the cheaters rejected Trump. Not the same as voters rejecting Trump.

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I also remember when Maricopa election officials claimed turning over the election machine router logs would expose private medical records and risk the lives of police officers. The Soros bought and paid for Sherrif blocked the cyber ninja teams from accessing the logs, which would have likely shown evidence of internet connectivity. The Dominion CEO claimed under oath that the machines could not be connected to the internet.

Shady as hell....and that doesn't even get into the "duplicate" paper ballot issues where thousands of ballots were labeled "duplicate" then replaced with no serialization marking to link to the original. HUGE red flags all over Maricopa and many other counties. In the "fairest election ever".

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Latest poll has Beto down 10 points. Abbott just needs to not make any mistakes at this point.

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I don't even understand how he can be within 50 points.

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Because Texas is more purple than most here will admit to. Not that I am not going to try to convince anyone here but it is the truth I live and see in my own experiences.

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Maybe so, but the one thing that most people know about O'Rourke is that he is for gun control. In this state even many of the dems like to carry guns. Can't help but wonder what his numbers would look like if he ran as O'Rourke instead of Beto.

As for Kari Lake, damn I like that woman. I really hope she wins in a landslide and fixes their issues out there.

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Is there any chance she can win?

How do we square Arizona rejecting Trump in the last election, to changing their mind and voting for a Trump candidate that is exactly like him this time around?

Why are we optimistic about her?

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she is going to lose along with the other Trump candidate Masters

so we lose Senate Seats and Governor

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Latest poll has Beto down 10 points. Abbott just needs to not make any mistakes at this point.

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I don't even understand how he can be within 50 points.

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Because Texas is more purple than most here will admit to. Not that I am not going to try to convince anyone here but it is the truth I live and see in my own experiences.

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Maybe so, but the one thing that most people know about O'Rourke is that he is for gun control. In this state even many of the dems like to carry guns. Can't help but wonder what his numbers would look like if he ran as O'Rourke instead of Beto.

As for Kari Lake, damn I like that woman. I really hope she wins in a landslide and fixes their issues out there.

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"win in a landslide"!?!?!

she will be lucky to win by .5%

most likely she will lose by 2.5%

Look what you get when you Google, 'Katie Hobbs'…

You can donate directly from the search results.

Kari Doesn't have the same option.

Silicon Valley with their shenanigans again?

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Latest poll has Beto down 10 points. Abbott just needs to not make any mistakes at this point.

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I don't even understand how he can be within 50 points.

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Because Texas is more purple than most here will admit to. Not that I am not going to try to convince anyone here but it is the truth I live and see in my own experiences.

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Maybe so, but the one thing that most people know about O'Rourke is that he is for gun control. In this state even many of the dems like to carry guns. Can't help but wonder what his numbers would look like if he ran as O'Rourke instead of Beto.

As for Kari Lake, damn I like that woman. I really hope she wins in a landslide and fixes their issues out there.

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"win in a landslide"!?!?!

she will be lucky to win by .5%

most likely she will lose by 2.5%

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Just because it's not likely isn't going to keep me from hoping.

I didn't vote for Kari in the GOP Primary here in Arizona. I take issue with her having voted for Obama in 2008 and for actually registering as a Democrat (though she apparently came back to the Republican Party sometime after 2012). I was also worried about her lack of executive experience given that a Governor doesn't rule by decree but actually has to work with the Legislature.

All that being said, she has my full and unwavering support now that she is the Republican nominee for Governor of Arizona. Katie Hobbs would be a disaster for this state. A lot of blue has infiltrated through open borders with both Mexico AND California (not to mention New Mexico and various Snow Birds who migrate seasonally from blue states -- one hopes they are only able to vote in their state of legal residence).

LDP - if you talk to her again, tell her we're counting on her!

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I didn't vote for Kari in the GOP Primary here in Arizona. I take issue with her having voted for Obama in 2008 and for actually registering as a Democrat (though she apparently came back to the Republican Party sometime after 2012). I was also worried about her lack of executive experience given that a Governor doesn't rule by decree but actually has to work with the Legislature.

All that being said, she has my full and unwavering support now that she is the Republican nominee for Governor of Arizona. Katie Hobbs would be a disaster for this state. A lot of blue has infiltrated through open borders with both Mexico AND California (not to mention New Mexico and various Snow Birds who migrate seasonally from blue states -- one hopes they are only able to vote in their state of legal residence).

LDP - if you talk to her again, tell her we're counting on her!

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I can certainly understand your hesitancy to support her at first blush due to that history. But the border issues, drug and cartel issues and election integrity being at the forefront of her campaign are too important to overlook.

All of the research I have done on what happened in Arizona in the 2020 election has more than convinced me that your elections have been so far outsourced to private companies with their own agendas, I'm not sure if you can truly get election integrity back and have the state actually run your elections.

Having said that, passing a law that after every election, Runbeck has to conduct audits of its processes with observers present, extensive surveillance camera system with images preserved. And get rid of the damn drop boxes.

Good luck.

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I didn't vote for Kari in the GOP Primary here in Arizona. I take issue with her having voted for Obama in 2008 and for actually registering as a Democrat (though she apparently came back to the Republican Party sometime after 2012). I was also worried about her lack of executive experience given that a Governor doesn't rule by decree but actually has to work with the Legislature.

All that being said, she has my full and unwavering support now that she is the Republican nominee for Governor of Arizona. Katie Hobbs would be a disaster for this state. A lot of blue has infiltrated through open borders with both Mexico AND California (not to mention New Mexico and various Snow Birds who migrate seasonally from blue states -- one hopes they are only able to vote in their state of legal residence).

LDP - if you talk to her again, tell her we're counting on her!

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Obama in 2008 when the choice was McCain and more of the Bush-Cheney era is whole different thing from 2016. Now if she was a Hillary supporter it would probably be a red flag indeed.

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I didn't vote for Kari in the GOP Primary here in Arizona. I take issue with her having voted for Obama in 2008 and for actually registering as a Democrat (though she apparently came back to the Republican Party sometime after 2012). I was also worried about her lack of executive experience given that a Governor doesn't rule by decree but actually has to work with the Legislature.

All that being said, she has my full and unwavering support now that she is the Republican nominee for Governor of Arizona. Katie Hobbs would be a disaster for this state. A lot of blue has infiltrated through open borders with both Mexico AND California (not to mention New Mexico and various Snow Birds who migrate seasonally from blue states -- one hopes they are only able to vote in their state of legal residence).

LDP - if you talk to her again, tell her we're counting on her!

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Obama in 2008 when the choice was McCain and more of the Bush-Cheney era is whole different thing from 2016. Now if she was a Hillary supporter it would probably be a red flag indeed.

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Titan, think about what you are saying. Obama preferable to McCain. While I'm no John McCain fan, yes, I would have preferred him to what has been unleashed on this country since that election.

Full disclosure: I've only been back in AZ since 2018 (was here for a cup of coffee (< 6 months) back in 1989 while serving in the USAF), so he was never my Senator. That being said, I voted for him in the 2008 POTUS election.

Agreed. This November is so important and I fear the steal is still on across the country!

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Full disclosure: I've only been back in AZ since 2018, so he was never my Senator. That being said, I voted for him in the 2008 POTUS election.

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Had it not been for Palin, not sure I would have voted for President (down ballot only) in 2008. If McCain had gotten his first choice of Lieberman I would have sat out on that race.

Even McCain's own mother acknowledged Republicans would have to hold their noses to vote for McCain.

Me took evening of election day, a couple of stiff scotches to walk to my polling place a few houses down on the corner.

I was always an early voter, when available, before that election.

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She's pretty easy on the eyes too...

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Would let her filibust-me

Eliminatus said:

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Latest poll has Beto down 10 points. Abbott just needs to not make any mistakes at this point.

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I don't even understand how he can be within 50 points.

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Because Texas is more purple than most here will admit to. Not that I am not going to try to convince anyone here but it is the truth I live and see in my own experiences.

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I used to believe this but Democrats are now losing Hispanics. Texas is going the way of Florida and turning more red.

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Agreed. This November is so important and I fear the steal is still on across the country!

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It is definitely.

BUT, there are also a crap ton of people across the country who are determined to stop that.

Look, I know Mike Lindell is hard to listen to. Guy drives me nuts as well but getting past his bloviating, he has assembled quite a large group of data experts who are very interesting in what their research has revealed.

Lindell had a presentation last weekend for two days. Moment of Truth. Was on RSBN. Very, very long but very very informative. At the end of the day, three words, Cast Vote Records. Every state has them. They are sequential in time and public records that can be accessed in the immediate aftermath of an election.

There was woman running in the GOP primary in Georgia for governor. Official election returns on the night of the election reported she had zero votes for her in her own precinct. Her vote and her friends and families votes simply disappeared. So, she immediately filed for the Cast Vote Records. Those are automatically archived in real time. Guess what? Her actual vote totals were precisle 15% of Kemp's vote totals, throughout the counting and reporting. Statistically impossible.

Bunch of weird stuff in Colorado as well.Another Dominion electronic voting state. Same thing. Woman running for a lower office but officially did not receive one vote, in her own precinct. Demanded a recount and she went from last to first based on the paper ballots.

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I didn't vote for Kari in the GOP Primary here in Arizona. I take issue with her having voted for Obama in 2008 and for actually registering as a Democrat (though she apparently came back to the Republican Party sometime after 2012). I was also worried about her lack of executive experience given that a Governor doesn't rule by decree but actually has to work with the Legislature.

All that being said, she has my full and unwavering support now that she is the Republican nominee for Governor of Arizona. Katie Hobbs would be a disaster for this state. A lot of blue has infiltrated through open borders with both Mexico AND California (not to mention New Mexico and various Snow Birds who migrate seasonally from blue states -- one hopes they are only able to vote in their state of legal residence).

LDP - if you talk to her again, tell her we're counting on her!

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Obama in 2008 when the choice was McCain and more of the Bush-Cheney era is whole different thing from 2016. Now if she was a Hillary supporter it would probably be a red flag indeed.

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Titan, think about what you are saying. Obama preferable to McCain. While I'm no John McCain fan, yes, I would have preferred him to what has been unleashed on this country since that election.

Full disclosure: I've only been back in AZ since 2018 (was here for a cup of coffee (< 6 months) back in 1989 while serving in the USAF), so he was never my Senator. That being said, I voted for him in the 2008 POTUS election.

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What has been unleashed since, yes, but that is hindsight. Whereas the McCain at the time made clear that if anything he was going to continue the weary path of seeking out conflicts. The Iraq War had destroyed the Republican Party in 2006. In 2008 it was as others posted Sarah Palin that actually gave the ticket appeal again. Never mind the things said about her since---in a way she was the first victim of the MSM gang-up we would see with Romney, then Cruz and Trump. At the time she was a positive draw.

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I didn't vote for Kari in the GOP Primary here in Arizona. I take issue with her having voted for Obama in 2008 and for actually registering as a Democrat (though she apparently came back to the Republican Party sometime after 2012). I was also worried about her lack of executive experience given that a Governor doesn't rule by decree but actually has to work with the Legislature.

All that being said, she has my full and unwavering support now that she is the Republican nominee for Governor of Arizona. Katie Hobbs would be a disaster for this state. A lot of blue has infiltrated through open borders with both Mexico AND California (not to mention New Mexico and various Snow Birds who migrate seasonally from blue states -- one hopes they are only able to vote in their state of legal residence).

LDP - if you talk to her again, tell her we're counting on her!

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Obama in 2008 when the choice was McCain and more of the Bush-Cheney era is whole different thing from 2016. Now if she was a Hillary supporter it would probably be a red flag indeed.

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Titan, think about what you are saying. Obama preferable to McCain. While I'm no John McCain fan, yes, I would have preferred him to what has been unleashed on this country since that election.

Full disclosure: I've only been back in AZ since 2018 (was here for a cup of coffee (< 6 months) back in 1989 while serving in the USAF), so he was never my Senator. That being said, I voted for him in the 2008 POTUS election.

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What has been unleashed since, yes, but that is hindsight. Whereas the McCain at the time made clear that if anything he was going to continue the weary path of seeking out conflicts. The Iraq War had destroyed the Republican Party in 2006. In 2008 it was as others posted Sarah Palin that actually gave the ticket appeal again. Never mind the things said about her since---in a way she was the first victim of the MSM gang-up we would see with Romney, then Cruz and Trump. At the time she was a positive draw.

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Even still, you thought Obama was the better choice?

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Had it not been for Palin, not sure I would have voted for President (down ballot only) in 2008. If McCain had gotten his first choice of Lieberman I would have sat out on that race.

Even McCain's own mother acknowledged Republicans would have to hold their noses to vote for McCain.

Me took evening of election day, a couple of stiff scotches to walk to my polling place a few houses down on the corner.

I was always an early voter, when available, before that election.

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That mirrors what many said back then. What surprised me was the number of vets that didn't like him. It has since become a little more clear some backstory behind it. At the time the main concern heard was the seeming "never met a war didn't like" factor. And yet Palin made up for it because put energy back into it all.

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I didn't vote for Kari in the GOP Primary here in Arizona. I take issue with her having voted for Obama in 2008 and for actually registering as a Democrat (though she apparently came back to the Republican Party sometime after 2012). I was also worried about her lack of executive experience given that a Governor doesn't rule by decree but actually has to work with the Legislature.

All that being said, she has my full and unwavering support now that she is the Republican nominee for Governor of Arizona. Katie Hobbs would be a disaster for this state. A lot of blue has infiltrated through open borders with both Mexico AND California (not to mention New Mexico and various Snow Birds who migrate seasonally from blue states -- one hopes they are only able to vote in their state of legal residence).

LDP - if you talk to her again, tell her we're counting on her!

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Obama in 2008 when the choice was McCain and more of the Bush-Cheney era is whole different thing from 2016. Now if she was a Hillary supporter it would probably be a red flag indeed.

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Titan, think about what you are saying. Obama preferable to McCain. While I'm no John McCain fan, yes, I would have preferred him to what has been unleashed on this country since that election.

Full disclosure: I've only been back in AZ since 2018 (was here for a cup of coffee (< 6 months) back in 1989 while serving in the USAF), so he was never my Senator. That being said, I voted for him in the 2008 POTUS election.

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What has been unleashed since, yes, but that is hindsight. Whereas the McCain at the time made clear that if anything he was going to continue the weary path of seeking out conflicts. The Iraq War had destroyed the Republican Party in 2006. In 2008 it was as others posted Sarah Palin that actually gave the ticket appeal again. Never mind the things said about her since---in a way she was the first victim of the MSM gang-up we would see with Romney, then Cruz and Trump. At the time she was a positive draw.

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No. It just felt like one of those years where had no choices. But really didn't expect him to be worse than Clinton so held out some hope when he won it would work out. That last till about February '09.

Love these attractive, conservative women running for and winning offices.

Dems will cry that she is being mean and harsh.

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Is there any chance she can win?

How do we square Arizona rejecting Trump in the last election, to changing their mind and voting for a Trump candidate that is exactly like him this time around?

Why are we optimistic about her?

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she is going to lose along with the other Trump candidate Masters

so we lose Senate Seats and Governor

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Sounds like you want her to lose. But she won't and I will make damn sure you know it.

I talk to her every week. Will see her again in person Sept 22 when she comes to Frisco

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Is there any chance she can win?

How do we square Arizona rejecting Trump in the last election, to changing their mind and voting for a Trump candidate that is exactly like him this time around?

Why are we optimistic about her?

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she is going to lose along with the other Trump candidate Masters

so we lose Senate Seats and Governor

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Sounds like you want her to lose. But she won't and I will make damn sure you know it.

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Is there the slightest reason to believe an open borders Democrat has the lead in Arizona right now? Given Kari's energy and momentum, its difficult to see AZ -- who was ripped off in 2020 and now let down by Sinema --- choosing to continue to vote Democrat at all. Do you see any such indication?

Kari has major momentum and all the national exposure!! Kari will remain on message and expose the fraud that Hobbs is.

Kari is a rockstar and even more now, she is way more than the typical candidate for office especially Governor.

She will get votes and many from people who normally don't vote simply because of her celebrity status.

She is doing exactly what I have been calling on Republicans to do for years; stop being defensive, go offensive/proactive, take the fight to them, call them out, call them what they are, Marxists. This is refreshing to see and gives me hope; Trump, DeSantis, Lake, Boebert…

Good to hear. That is absolutely the impression getting. And can't see that Biden has done anything Arizona likes enough to argue otherwise. It also sounds like Kari is alert to possible shenanigans and will be able to watch November better than they did in 2020.

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She is doing exactly what I have been calling on Republicans to do for years; stop being defensive, go offensive/proactive, take the fight to them, call them out, call them what they are, Marxists. This is refreshing to see and gives me hope; Trump, DeSantis, Lake, Boebert…

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You are exactly right!! Kari has been since she announced and she is only going up from here.

I'm not her "consultant" but I give her messages and advice often. She is very smart