Posted on Feb 5, 2018
Nazi will be Republican candidate for Congress in Illinois third district
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So, should Chicago folks vote for the party or for the person? I'm a bit sad I even have to ask that question.
Nazi will be Republican candidate for Congress in Illinois third district
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The GOP doesn't run anyone in Cook county, it is impossible to win, so this guy knows how to get some attention. I think we will get far fewer votes than Senator Robert Byrd, a life long democrat and klansman from West Virginia and a close Clinton family friend.
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He'll get votes from the uneducated that only vote based upon an (R) or a (D) after the name on the ballot.
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SGM Erik Marquez
MAJ (Join to see) - Well there is at least one I suppose and he is running.
Im sure there are a hand full of supporters as well who will vote for him...Im also sure, that district will remain under democrat control as it has since 1973
Im sure there are a hand full of supporters as well who will vote for him...Im also sure, that district will remain under democrat control as it has since 1973
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1stSgt Nelson Kerr
MAJ (Join to see) - That is proven to be false by the simple fact that he is running.
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MAJ Bryan Zeski
Sgt John Steinmeier 60,000+ people voted R back in 2014. It's probably safe to say that a bunch of them are still there.
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MAJ (Join to see)
Considering 60+% of the district is Democrat... it really doesn't make any difference other than some idiot's political ploy to demonize the opposition which is what this article is really about.
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I checked. The party does not recognize him and will not support him. In Illinois the CANDIDATE declares his party affiliation.
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MAJ Bryan Zeski
MAJ (Join to see) - In 2014, there were 60,000 Republican votes. Any bets how many of them vote for the "Republican" in this election?
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CW5 Edward "Tate" Jones Jr.
MAJ Bryan Zeski - To quote a prominent felon, "at this point what difference does it make??" It's a lost district in any case.
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MAJ Bryan Zeski
I think it goes towards the integrity of the voters there. I think integrity still means something, doesn't it?
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