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Bought and paid for already by these “donations”.  Can’t we just stop all of this buying of elected officials?  We are celebrating our own demise.
I wonder how much of that is in state and how much of that is just people around the country who want to see Sinema go. >

Whether you are right or left Blue or Red, literate or illiterate Arizonans don’t like being lied to and played as a fool.
. We want her gone . >

That statement goes for the entirety of blue America, playing the country and her constituents a fool during a time like this will have dire consequences for her, especially seeing how united democrats around the country are becoming >

Now, if we can get some people, however good their intentions are, to stop saying stupid shit that gives the R’s ammo and energizes their voters.  2024 senate map is dismal. >

Good luck, the ones saying that stupid shit.. are the Rs themselves, it’s a self feeding loop. >

Mark Kelly and Katie Hobbs should promptly endorse him. >

And just yesterday there was an argument that Democrats would have a split ticket because they wouldn't be able to get over Sinema. >

I mean, it's still a risky gamble if Sinema pulls some of the right leaning Democrat vote (and there is some in AZ). But she's so universally loathed by the left that it could still work out in Gallego's favor. This will certainly be an interesting one to watch. >

Poll are showing she'd lose horribly and it wouldn't matter for the other candidates >

Oh she'll lose either way. But a three way race makes this trickier for Gallego. If she drops out then this would be the one good thing she could do. >

Juvenile comment incoming-
Let’s hope Curtsey Sin-enema doesn’t get that sweet dark money for her third party bullshit >

I won't predict who wins this contest, but I'll say that I think given how badly Sinema pissed off the left--not just in Arizona (though famously in Arizona), but nationwide? During a high profile time when "getting things done" was chief priority after the Trump years?
I think she's about to be faced with the challenge of Gallego being supported, financially, by small donations around the country in a volume that will make every strategist wince.
I'm not the only non-Arizonan who intends, plans, and is overjoyed to donate to the Democratic candidate upsetting her Senate seat.  This, I think, will turn into one of those situations where the internet--more or less-decides to make an example of someone/thing. 
Kristen Sinema may be it.
All the dark money she can put her hands on will, almost certainly, be less than the ocean of funds about to be served to this man. She better get some good bumper sticker slogans and start pressing flesh at a record pace. >

That is great to here . I think and hope you are right internet stranger . It would be great if Sinema becomes a cautionary tale that inspires other grifters to not openly transgress all laws of decency etc. >

Dark money and corporate buyouts should be disqualified from paying for elected officials. This guy is going against one such politician who showed her hand that she is bought and paid for and she doesn’t serve the people who elected her. >

He looks like a weird corporate jack osbourne