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muriel_volestrangler

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5. Would anyone really change their vote away from a Dem because of lack of denouncing of him?

Reply to senseandsensibility (Original post)

Mon Jul 13, 2026, 03:29 PM

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Seems very unlikely. Would a centrist decide that they won't vote for a Dem, because they felt they were speaking ill of the dead? A little more likely, I think.

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Would anyone really change their vote away from a Dem because of lack of denouncing of him? muriel_volestrangler Yesterday #5

That is a common opinion senseandsensibility Yesterday #9

Yes, Beshear may have given a very good response muriel_volestrangler Yesterday #11

Cory Booker..😠😠😠 Cherrycheeks Yesterday #6

What exactly did he say? senseandsensibility Yesterday #7

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I like this take on it..... Delarage Yesterday #12

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Keith Boykin speaks the truth. OGBuzz Yesterday #15

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Yup. Joinfortmill Yesterday #17

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Would you please provide a link to this David Rothschild statement? Thx ancianita Yesterday #20

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