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To: Resettozero
If Nancy Mace wins the South Carolina primary and is the Republican nominee, what are the odds that the GOP-E throw their support behind the Democrat? Overtly or Covertly. Don't think that would happen? I think it happened in New Jersey and Nevada last time around.
11 posted on 08/12/2013 8:54:12 AM PDT by Tupelo (The Government lies, then the media lies to cover up the government lies.)
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To: Tupelo
If Nancy Mace wins the South Carolina primary and is the Republican nominee, what are the odds that the GOP-E throw their support behind the Democrat?

We'll cross that bridge when we come to it, but you're probably correct.

But for the here and now, it isn't time to cast my ballot yet. That decision may come as late as the day of the primary; cannot say. But I know who I'll not vote for.
14 posted on 08/12/2013 9:02:27 AM PDT by Resettozero
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South Carolina ain’t Nevada, and it sure as hell isn’t New Jersey.

WHOEVER wins the Republican primary will win the general election. So-called “electability” would be a red herring in this case.

Ergo ....... Go,Nancy, go!


15 posted on 08/12/2013 9:08:42 AM PDT by Walrus (America died on November 6, 2012 --- RIP)
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