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  Well, it wouldn’t really be the Democrats, forcing it if that happened, would it? 
  I highly doubt the Democrats are going to leave a senate seat uncontested.
context: She really wants to be a special princess and had to go independent to keep all of the attention on her. 
  If anything she should pull a few Republican votes before losing her next race. 
  For such an intelligent woman she sure couldn’t hide how corrupt and self serving she is. >
  
  I think she understood she has zero chance of winning a Dem or Rep nomination. >
  
  She doesn’t understand how she got there either. >
  
  Or care.
  Ends to a means and the means has nothing to do with participating in government for her constituents. >
  
  
  Sinema becoming an independent seems to dare national Democrats to sit out the statewide contest for fear of ceding the race to a Republican. In theory, that could mean her move is a way to get Democrats to support her in 2024. If Democrats choose not to support Sinema, and quickly unite behind one candidate, it could be difficult for her to find the support she’d need to win.
  
  Here's hoping the Dems play their cards right. >
  
  I predict a Ruben Gallargo, Sinema, and Ducey Senate race in 2024. >
  
  If Sinema can get on the ballot as an Independent, why not Scary Lake too? That would make for a truly interesting affair. >
  
  Yeah, I doubt we’ve heard that last of that crazy person. >
  
  
  Public and private polling by different pollsters and campaigns over the last year and a half all show that she is very unpopular among Democrats in the state, and generally unpopular across the board with white voters and voters of color, voters who are college-educated and not, and men and women.
  
  Who is left to vote for her? >
  
  That's kind of her reasoning. She knows she had no chance running as a Dem on her own so now she's banking on the party begrudgingly backing her or possibly losing the race entirely with her playing spoiler.  
  'what are they gonna do, run a more progressive candidate against me and a Rep. in ARIZONA? No way, they'd rather have me in the Senate than some MAGA Rep.' 
  She thinks she found an exploit. The DNC has been through this before, they like to foist candidates upon voters rather than let the voters speak before backing someone. I think that's what she's hoping for.