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In reply to the discussion: Meet Bernie Sanders' 2018 challenger [View all]Ken Burch
(50,254 posts)If they say that, they spend most of their time blocking progress and demanding that bills be watered-down to nothing.
And it never serves any greater progressive good when the party leadership aggressively pushes for the least-progressive candidate we can find in a district.
There have to be SOME limits as to how far we can tolerate our candidates going to the right. We can't ever go back to the idea that it's enough to settle for somebody just being pro-choice.
BTW...we came out of Philly twelve points ahead...the biggest lead we had in the whole campaign. The booing you are still holding a grudge about(booing that wouldn't have happened if we had only taken the progressive position and said "no TPP" in the platform(or even if our nominee had said it that night in the acceptance speech)made no difference.