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ancianita

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6. Harris and Cheney were enthusiastically received, and I admired how their respect for each other stood out.

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Thu Oct 3, 2024, 07:35 PM

Oct 3

This rally was a high quality view of what a democratic coalition looks like. I don't think it will get media attention but the Internet media tend to outrun msm, so it should get more exposure than just to in-house Democrats.

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Kamala Harris is making an unusual pilgrimage today -- to the birthplace of the GOP [View all] BumRushDaShow Oct 3 OP

YIKES CurtEastPoint Oct 3 #1

It was formed for the purpose of stopping the spread of slavery into the new territories iemanja Oct 3 #3

Didn't know all that. Just the house where the Repube party was born is enough to alarm me. CurtEastPoint Oct 3 #7

It was called the Free Soil movement iemanja Oct 3 #8

Thank you for sharing CurtEastPoint Oct 3 #9

Thought it was formed in Preston Blair's house. paleotn Oct 3 #2

I'm sure it was founded in the Midwest iemanja Oct 3 #4

still hard to wrap my head around Dick Cheney giving a drop about American democracy The Wandering Harper Oct 3 #5

Harris and Cheney were enthusiastically received, and I admired how their respect for each other stood out. ancianita Oct 3 #6

I'm pretty sure that Trump has never even heard Tanuki Oct 4 #10