
Who Wore it Better?
Sinema
or
Cruella
The Terrible Sand People of the Terrible Sand Kingdom of Arizonastan do not like their senator.
In December, Public Policy Polling released a survey conducted on Gallego’s behalf showing the Democratic congressman (40%) statistically tied with former GOP gubernatorial nominee (and possible future Senate candidate) Kari Lake (41%) — while Sinema (13%) trailed both Gallego and Lake by nearly 30 points.
An even more recent survey by Blueprint Polling again found Lake (36%) and Gallego (32%) locked in a close battle, with Sinema (14%) far behind.
Such paltry numbers suggest that rather than uniting moderates behind her, Sinema’s prized independence may have left her without a natural constituency heading into 2024.
“Fox News on line one, Senator.”
‘Tis a modern miracle! Bipartisan response “We hate her…we really really hate her guts”
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My brother lives in Tucson. He hates her also, too. The scary thing, is after that Kari Lake lost, i called him a few days later. We were really afraid that she would win. We shouldn’t have to be afraid of these nutjobs and GOP wankers, but we are.
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The reason why Kirsten Sinema is unable to build that centrist coalition and fight off a Democratic challenger the way Joe Lieberman did in the 2000’s is that Arizona is a purple state where Republicans are very competitive for state wide office. Joe Lieberman was in deep blue Connecticut, where republican voters didn’t expect they could do any better than a conservative Democrat.
Did Sinema really think making a big show of stabbing her own party in the back was going to make her more popular or was losing her seat always to be expected? Is she willingly a sellout who embodies everything she used to hate or is she being blackmailed? Is she stupid or is she just selfish and opportunistic? I would love some kind of insiders account someday as to what you’re thinking was here.
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