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lees1975

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10. He won a primary in a heavily Democratic city over a traditional moderate candidate who had the support of
Tue Jul 1, 2025, 08:05 AM
Jul 2025

big money, following a party Presidential election loss in which the evidence strongly suggests that the constituency that turned out for him did so in bigger numbers than they did for Harris in 2024.

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He won a primary RandySF Jul 2025 #1
He won a primary in a heavily Democratic city over a traditional moderate candidate who had the support of lees1975 Jul 2025 #10
I thought only 30% of eligible voters murielm99 Jul 2025 #12
Harris lost the presidency on identity politics. AverageOldGuy Jul 2025 #15
This message was self-deleted by its author RandySF Jul 2025 #16
This message was self-deleted by its author RandySF Jul 2025 #17
Identity? RandySF Jul 2025 #19
I don't recall Harris running on her race or gender.. whathehell Jul 2025 #21
He ran on identity politics that's how he got Muslim and south Asian votes JI7 Jul 2025 #23
No. Myth that Democrats have no economic policies, only identity politics. That "ignore the working class" crap. betsuni Jul 2025 #36
It's like city or state owned utility companies where the administrative Tadpole Raisin Jul 2025 #2
Don't forget free child care and a $30 per hour minimum wage. MichMan Jul 2025 #3
What Democrats should learn is to stop trying to be Republican lite.. Ray Bruns Jul 2025 #4
How is the party doing that? betsuni Jul 2025 #9
Democrats have chased the non-existent "between the 40-yard-line voters since 1984. Gore1FL Jul 2025 #11
Exactly. And let's be clear about the Clinton wins Bluetus Jul 2025 #25
Clinton did not win because of Perot SocialDemocrat61 Jul 2025 #31
Democrats win when they follow unpopular Republican administrations. There is no both sides. betsuni Jul 2025 #28
They ran to the center. Gore1FL Jul 2025 #29
Oh, so now VP picks and talking to Liz Cheney loses elections. betsuni Jul 2025 #30
No. Going to the center does. Gore1FL Jul 2025 #32
Same folks who rail on the Cheney thing BannonsLiver Jul 2025 #33
exactly. bdamomma Jul 2025 #13
Fare-free main lines may very well CUT costs, and ease congestion. eppur_se_muova Jul 2025 #5
the idea has been scrapped in chgo. mopinko Jul 2025 #6
100% this purple_haze Jul 2025 #14
To whomever: seriously? That offended you? Scrivener7 Jul 2025 #7
Taxing those making over a million to pay for universal preK, free buses, and regulating rent hikes universal appeal JT45242 Jul 2025 #8
The NYC mayor cannot raise corporate and income taxes on his own. The mayor needs approval at the state level. lapucelle Jul 2025 #18
Mahalo for the Reality Check, lapucelle! 💙 Cha Jul 2025 #35
Also: City and County governments can be extremely effective. thought crime Jul 2025 #20
He doesn't seem to follow "we've always done it this way" and people don't like change. twodogsbarking Jul 2025 #22
Alcoholic beverage control states and food deserts SpankMe Jul 2025 #24
I do not believe he has the power to do that unilaterally. Oopsie Daisy Jul 2025 #26
He can do anything if you believe in the power of magic BannonsLiver Jul 2025 #34
Mamdani also appears to confuse subsidies in the form of tax breaks lapucelle Jul 2025 #38
We also need to be clear about what his city-owned grocery stores plan actually is . . . markpkessinger Jul 2025 #27
Personally I think it's the wrong lesson Dorian Gray Jul 2025 #37
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