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Scrivener7

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13. My favorite was when you had to get a job at the DOJ to have an opinion on Garland. That was fun.

Reply to stopdiggin (Reply #12)

Sun Apr 12, 2026, 12:47 PM

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As California Goes, So Goes the Nation - Eventually. [View all] MineralMan Apr 12 OP

It is now precisely the opposite Sympthsical Apr 12 #1

+1. Complacency, inertia, dysfunction dalton99a Apr 12 #2

So you don't think the Democratic Party is in upheaval nationwide? MineralMan Apr 12 #3

I was responding to your title Sympthsical Apr 12 #4

Back in 1976, I enjoyed watching news reports about Professor S. I. Hayakawa's run for the Senate. John1956PA Apr 12 #9

One can't forget Ronald Reagan or Arnold Schwarzenegger, either. MineralMan Apr 12 #11

California is going to slide into the Pacific. milestogo Apr 12 #5

Any day now. Except we will slide upwards towards Portland and Seattle and we will travelingthrulife Apr 12 #7

I had a relative who lived in California and she read the National Enquirer. milestogo Apr 12 #8

This is a discussion board about Democratic politics. If people here - who do or don't live in California - discuss Scrivener7 Apr 12 #6

Did I somehow suggest they not do that? MineralMan Apr 12 #10

I think this might be where you stumbled - "My opinion is neither useful nor wanted there." stopdiggin Apr 12 #14

Uh, not wanted there. In California. MineralMan Apr 12 #17

+1. The tired idea that you have to have worn a uniform stopdiggin Apr 12 #12

My favorite was when you had to get a job at the DOJ to have an opinion on Garland. That was fun. Scrivener7 Apr 12 #13

I think the big thing since you left are the jungle primaries. LeftInTX Apr 12 #15

Yes. I've always thought that was a mistake. MineralMan Apr 12 #16

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