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31. They never gave up. They knew it was up to them.

Sat Feb 25, 2023, 07:44 PM

Feb 2023

CCM was VERY acknowledging of them, too. I spent more time talking to them than I did talking to her, and they knew how close it would be.

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Sanders supporters took over the Nevada Democratic Party. It's not going well. [View all] JoeOtterbein Feb 2023 OP

The thing is Bettie Feb 2023 #1

+1 well said! Emile Feb 2023 #2

The thing is, running a state party shouldn't be an exercise in ideology. Ocelot II Feb 2023 #10

+1 betsuni Feb 2023 #22

+2 Hekate Feb 2023 #23

Yeah DSA.. "The Democratic Party" is NOT Cha Feb 2023 #29

Part Of The Problem, Ma'am, Is A Sort Of Semantic Stretch The Magistrate Feb 2023 #11

Indeed it is, Sir Hekate Feb 2023 #24

Sanders progressive agenda has been shunned for years, by Party and Media. Alexander Of Assyria Feb 2023 #16

The Two Wings Present Different Problems, Sir The Magistrate Feb 2023 #30

Sir, entirely agree. Astute analysis. The Moderate D demanding resignation of Al Franken, to Alexander Of Assyria Feb 2023 #33

Some Of This, Sir, Is Simply Because Our People Sit Still For It The Magistrate Feb 2023 #34

Republican Party, without a party platform, is not out of touch, they touching conspiracy Alexander Of Assyria Feb 2023 #37

Politico NoRethugFriends Feb 2023 #3

Factual brooklynite Feb 2023 #7

Politico shouldn't run any stories. Most are stories. Alexander Of Assyria Feb 2023 #38

It's The Great Difference Between Our Party And Theirs, Sir The Magistrate Feb 2023 #4

TBH... JoeOtterbein Feb 2023 #9

Give Your Left Nut For It, Eh? The Magistrate Feb 2023 #12

A big bowl of mixed nuts is always a hit at a party! emulatorloo Feb 2023 #18

The point is: ideology has nothing to do with running a State Party. brooklynite Feb 2023 #5

+1 nt JoeOtterbein Feb 2023 #8

+1, uponit7771 Feb 2023 #15

+++ emulatorloo Feb 2023 #20

No one looks to the DSA for political competence. comradebillyboy Feb 2023 #6

I sure as hell don't. nt Cha Feb 2023 #26

Welcome my son welcome to the machine . . . Gaugamela Feb 2023 #13

Lots of great climate action in the IRA of 2022. Of course media doesn't report that. emulatorloo Feb 2023 #19

Nevada Democrats implode over battle for party control LetMyPeopleVote Feb 2023 #40

That Totally Sounds like them.. Thank Goodness Cha Feb 2023 #44

When the fascist bigs had their yaesu Feb 2023 #14

Socialism makes mistakes, because it deals with humans, Capitalism is perfect, deals only with greed Alexander Of Assyria Feb 2023 #17

Who is surprised by this? LetMyPeopleVote Feb 2023 #21

Thank Goodness & Democracy that Cha Feb 2023 #25

The voters of Nevada, not the state party. DFW Feb 2023 #27

I imagined SEn CCM did. GOTV Cha Feb 2023 #28

They never gave up. They knew it was up to them. DFW Feb 2023 #31

I Appreciate them so Much.. from the link.. Cha Feb 2023 #32

It's The Saving Grace, Ma'am The Magistrate Feb 2023 #35

I would give the dissenters from the middle ground more credit than that, Sanders is their leader. Alexander Of Assyria Feb 2023 #39

+1 betsuni Feb 2023 #36

Luckily enough of the Harry Reid machine survived to help Dems keep the Senate seat LetMyPeopleVote Feb 2023 #41

Good ol Harry Reid Machine! TY Cha Feb 2023 #43

Hopefully the March 4 primary/election will vote out these current leadership LetMyPeopleVote Feb 2023 #42

Amen & Hallelujah! Cha Feb 2023 #45

This is not good news for the party LetMyPeopleVote Feb 2023 #46

TY.. Good Luck to our Democracy on Cha Mar 2023 #47

Democratic socialists swept out of power in Nevada LetMyPeopleVote Mar 2023 #48