Sounds like the Dems might be Weak on Impeachment?

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11. Here. This doesn't prove anything definitively but does give the DCCC

wiggle room to withhold funding based on "shared values", focusing on "holding Republicans accountable", and not engaging "in tactics that do harm to our chances of winning a General
Election".

Given the stuff that has been perceived to occur in the past, I can see how this agreement template might cause some concerns regarding things like discouraging debate within the party re: values, giving candidates who have and take super PAC backing an edge over grassroot campaigns via the "no "tactics that do harm" clause, etc.; super-PACS can engage in those tactics directly while candidates can't.

Again, nothing definitive, but cause for concern among progressives who eschew corporate and Wall Street campaign contributions. Question is: are the concerns legitimate? I'm inclined to say let's not over-react to this stuff, but the party needs to be aware of the potential concern.

[link:https://mic.com/articles/186648/is-the-democratic-congressional-campaign-committee-stifling-dissent-within-the-party#.Rm29QX3jO|