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Populist Reform of the Democratic Party

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5. It will be more of the same

Reply to WillyT (Original post)

Thu Feb 12, 2015, 06:39 PM

Feb 2015

as long as we have Wasserman-Schultz in the DNC chair and Jon Tester as DSCC chair. Lujan as the DCCC leader is an unknown but anything is better than Steve Israel.

Donations to these groups guarantees Blue Dogs challengers to our Populist candidates in the primaries.

Going to the unrepresented groups, Native Americans, the poor and others (our true gigantic base) will work just fine for us.

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How Democratic Progressives Survived A Landslide - AmericanProspect (Long/Great Info) [View all] WillyT Feb 2015 OP

That is a very good analysis of the mid terms. I love how all the winners were using Occupy lingo, sabrina 1 Feb 2015 #1

"This was not supposed to work in 2014... " Dammit! Serve your base works all the time! Demeter Feb 2015 #2

they'll just argue that the Torydems have the winning argument even though they lost because MisterP Feb 2015 #3

"why are we using "voting with Obama" as the criterion for liberalism?" Framing TheKentuckian Feb 2015 #7

Kicked and recommended a whole bunch! Enthusiast Feb 2015 #4

It will be more of the same aspirant Feb 2015 #5

If you work for a living, bvar22 Feb 2015 #6

I actually took the time to tally the results Lydia Leftcoast Feb 2015 #8