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JI7

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39. But they have to be hetero white men ?
Thu May 29, 2025, 09:41 PM
May 2025

Someone mentioned Buttigieg and there are others who aren't hetero white men but they wouldn't count.

So let's just admit we still need white men to help win unless it's someone like Obama .

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Pete Buttigieg milestogo May 2025 #5
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The new deal ended decades ago SocialDemocrat61 May 2025 #47
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I've spoken to many black voters mzmolly May 2025 #52
On steroids being the operative word SocialDemocrat61 May 2025 #60
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Democrats need policies relevant to today SocialDemocrat61 May 2025 #68
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Greatest hits from the past? mzmolly May 2025 #110
Agreed SocialDemocrat61 May 2025 #121
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We still have New Deal programs and structure, but... thought crime May 2025 #128
Not sure who generally considered it to have ended in the 70s mzmolly May 2025 #134
Yes, Trump & Co. is trying to "dismantle the Administrative State" thought crime May 2025 #137
Read This: Chasstev365 May 2025 #42
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There's very little left to destroy SocialDemocrat61 May 2025 #56
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Walz? SheltieLover May 2025 #82
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Obviously DFW May 2025 #142
But they have to be hetero white men ? JI7 May 2025 #39
Running just white men and not supporting women or people of color is wrong Pris May 2025 #71
Right to run, differs from mzmolly May 2025 #106
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