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LymphocyteLover

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4. That's just spin from the authors. I don't think retirement will hurt us as people want new blood

Reply to lees1975 (Reply #3)

Mon May 12, 2025, 07:23 AM

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the piece closes:
"“This Senate map is ripe with offensive opportunities Democrats can take advantage of, particularly as the midterm backlash builds against Republicans,” he said in a statement. “Open seats in states the GOP hasn’t won in decades don’t change the fundamentals of the cycle: Republicans have more seats to defend, and they’re doing it in a hostile political environment.”"

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That's just spin from the authors. I don't think retirement will hurt us as people want new blood LymphocyteLover Monday #4

It didn't. It's just the usual hangwringing and endless silly punditry LymphocyteLover Monday #5

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