Reply #12: It's Not My Choice...

[KharmaTrain]

It's up to the voters in his district. It's also up to the Democratic party to support the candidate and make sure they have the funds and other resources to openly compete. Then we'll see where the pieces fall.

Also, I didn't advocate his retirement (not that it matters), he chose to do this and he's the one who is walking away from all the votes and causes you state. I'm pointing out the fact that he almost destroyed the opportunity for millions to get much needed health care coverage for a pet issue that was "settled law" and served as a proxy for right wing bishops who wanted to inject their religious beliefs into law. Are you OK with that? Or with his C Street connections?

Again, he chose to walk away...put the blame where it belongs.

Cheers...