These blog posts are normally on the first Thursday of the month and I have a big one that I’m working on that isn’t done yet. To ensure that something is done, I’m going to publish this post here today since I’m unsure if I have the last Thursday free for this blog.
The
title of this post basically has me thinking that if we don’t want an incumbent
to win, we should think of a compromise about what to do in order to get them
out of office. If they face any primary challenge, we should do whatever it
takes to ensure that they lose that primary. I do realize that not everyone has
the luxery of living in an open primary state. Others wouldn’t want to vote in
the other party’s primary or donate to the other party. But I feel that it is a
good thing to point out from time to time.
I
won’t add too much more. I am posting a lot in a facebook group called I’m glad
they finally passed health care reform that will talk about primaries this
year. I hope to do updates into the attorney general races, House races,
gubernatorial races, and senate races over time. I also want to do more updates
into the sedition caucus, but largely as they leave office by posting about
those who leave office as they leave. It started with 147 and the number will
lower.
