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To: Sean_Anthony

So does the governor candidate, Cox, run on it? In New York City, which is about 20% Republican, Rudy ran on it (1993, I think), AND WON.

Or does Cox just accept this part of our ‘evolving culture’?

(nothing personal with Cox, it’s just that he’s at the top of the ticket and therefore the only one in a position to deal with the issue)


5 posted on 06/16/2018 4:40:21 AM PDT by BobL (I drive a pick up truck because it makes me feel like a man)
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To: BobL

How much worse could it be?


17 posted on 06/16/2018 6:42:04 AM PDT by onedoug
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To: BobL

That is fair input and I must say refreshingly unusual
coming from a Texas FRiend regarding California.

It is hard to gauge because we just don’t know where the
populace stands. The media in California is a microcosm
of the national MSM so we know that they are reluctant
to publish anything that shines the light of truth on
the extremely dominant Democrat controllers. Still there
are a few signs of a voter wake-up including the fact
that enough voters got Cox to the finals for November.
Yes, Cox needs to run on the crime issue. He also
needs to run on the negative effects of one party rule
when the ruling party owns the state media.


28 posted on 06/16/2018 9:00:27 AM PDT by Sivad (Demo M/O = infiltrate, overtake, politicize, weaponize)
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