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In reply to the discussion: Is DU now in lockstep with McCain, Ayotte, and Graham and united against Susan Rice? [View all]99Forever
(14,524 posts)33. If not..
... it's certainly in the running.
(it's early and the stupid is strong)
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Is DU now in lockstep with McCain, Ayotte, and Graham and united against Susan Rice? [View all]
fried eggs
Nov 2012
OP
I wish there were a different abbreviation than SOS, 'cause often I think of the other SOS when
RKP5637
Nov 2012
#15
I think a few people have expressed some concern over her holdings in a firm having to do with
hrmjustin
Nov 2012
#16
With only 325 posts of your own, you're in no position to try to pull rank
muriel_volestrangler
Nov 2012
#25
been seeing a lot of this lately and I question the sincerity of their 'concern' as much as McCain's
blm
Nov 2012
#59
I am solidly with Susan Rice, investments and all. No rethuglican witch hunt will
mfcorey1
Nov 2012
#22
She brings solid experience in foreign affairs. Now, all will not agree with some of her
mfcorey1
Nov 2012
#44
It is possible to think in shades of gray, not only just in black and white thinking
quinnox
Nov 2012
#55