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eShirl

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Wed Nov 5, 2014, 03:38 PM Nov 2014

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Smart move on his part Bjorn Against Nov 2014 #1
Oh I agree. I just thought he'd indicated he would caucus w/ whoever was the majority party. eShirl Nov 2014 #2

Bjorn Against

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1. Smart move on his part
Wed Nov 5, 2014, 03:59 PM
Nov 2014

The Democrats will likely regain the majority in two years, if he wants to get some good committee seats he is much better off sticking with a party than flipping back and forth depending on who is in power. If he sticks by the Democrats I am sure they will stick by him and help him out when they regain the majority, but neither party is going to do much to help someone they can't trust to stand by them when the power shifts.

eShirl

(18,786 posts)
2. Oh I agree. I just thought he'd indicated he would caucus w/ whoever was the majority party.
Wed Nov 5, 2014, 04:35 PM
Nov 2014

I probably misinterpreted a deliberately ambiguous statement.

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