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ehrnst

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39. It appears you don't live in Vermont
Fri Feb 22, 2019, 01:14 PM
Feb 2019
https://www.vtdemocrats.org/


Josh Massey, before joining the Vermont Democratic Party as Executive Director, worked for the Vermont State Employees’ Association for two years as a labor organizer union Rep. and another two election cycles for the Vermont Democratic Party one as the Washington County field organizer in 2012 and then as the Coordinated Campaign Director in 2014, pushing out the vote to help deliver the 2,300 vote difference that won the executive branch a third term for the VDP. He also served the VDP as the Chair of Washington County in 2013.

After graduating from the University of Kentucky in 2001 with a B.A. in History, Massey worked shortly in the field of real estate, but, a few years after starting, America’s housing market went bust and Josh and his family were left in economic crisis.

Massey, a lifelong Kentucky Wildcats fan, is married and has three children. He enjoys snowboarding, boating and attending his children’s basketball and gymnastics. He resides in Winooski.


If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for:
Joe Biden

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How can he run in Democratic Primaries when he is not a Democrat? Tumbulu Feb 2019 #1
How would keeping him out achieve anything? crazytown Feb 2019 #2
If there are, people will vote for them. Why be concerned? Nanjeanne Feb 2019 #3
Because the man is dangerous. honest.abe Feb 2019 #5
So, is it true that those other contenders actually side with Wall Street... Stellar Feb 2019 #9
No. honest.abe Feb 2019 #10
No. Stellar Feb 2019 #11
That question is like "When did you stop beating your wife?" honest.abe Feb 2019 #13
Thanks! Stellar Feb 2019 #14
My father used to LOVE using that question on people! George II Feb 2019 #43
No. And will it come as a surprise to anyone that he has more than half his reported net worth.... George II Feb 2019 #44
Again if he is so dangerous, people won't vote for him. But thanks for Nanjeanne Feb 2019 #18
You clearly don't understand what I wrote. honest.abe Feb 2019 #20
Clearly. Nanjeanne Feb 2019 #22
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So help me understand... Stellar Feb 2019 #6
Thankfully he at least caucuses with the Dems and votes with us on most issues. honest.abe Feb 2019 #12
I really cared... Stellar Feb 2019 #17
Post removed Post removed Feb 2019 #47
Of course they are. Eliot Rosewater Feb 2019 #48
Ask Sanders; he's the one who refuses to join us, and his campaign chair says LongtimeAZDem Feb 2019 #15
Right, I'll ask him.... Stellar Feb 2019 #19
Glad this is funny to you LongtimeAZDem Feb 2019 #21
That what you said, ask Bernie. Stellar Feb 2019 #23
Actually he votes with the Democrats less.... George II Feb 2019 #45
He's no Joe Manchin, but, I stand corrected.nt Stellar Feb 2019 #53
+1,000,000 - thanks. George II Feb 2019 #57
For some, you're not progressive unless you bash identity politics. Garrett78 Feb 2019 #54
Bernie's voting record in support of Democrats makes him more of a Democrat than most Democrats!!! InAbLuEsTaTe Feb 2019 #62
"More of a Democrat than most Democrats?" Not always. ehrnst Feb 2019 #66
Why not ask him? Adrahil Feb 2019 #64
The Democratic Party has a duly elected decision making structure culminating in the DNC Tom Rinaldo Feb 2019 #8
In order to participate, sanders has to represent that he is a bona fide democrat Gothmog Feb 2019 #32
Well, the DNC is the jury on this one. That ball is in their court n/t Tom Rinaldo Feb 2019 #34
This will come up in the debates Gothmog Feb 2019 #38
This has been covered ad nauseam Politicub Feb 2019 #24
Yes, I agree BannonsLiver Feb 2019 #25
I am curious if sanders will comply with the new rules and oath Gothmog Feb 2019 #29
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The other Vermont Senator is a Democrat, and votes as one. (nt) ehrnst Feb 2019 #36
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It appears you don't live in Vermont ehrnst Feb 2019 #39
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He's more of a Democrat than Manchin Cartoonist Feb 2019 #35
Eight years of Bernie as POTUS forklift Feb 2019 #4
Snort BannonsLiver Feb 2019 #26
So much to admire about Bernie's idealism. mia Feb 2019 #7
Biggest downside of socialism is the same as the downside of other "isms": shanny Feb 2019 #16
Social Security isn't "socialist." Isn't that untruth a right-wing talking point? CrossingTheRubicon Feb 2019 #30
I don't know. Do you always buy their talking points? shanny Feb 2019 #40
No, I never do. That's the point. CrossingTheRubicon Feb 2019 #52
Quite Just Like The Meme That It's An Entitlement Me. Feb 2019 #51
Agree. nt Skidmore Feb 2019 #31
Please note that it is 'Democratic Socialism' not 'Socialism'. WordsMatter Feb 2019 #42
True dat...as you know, words matter WordsMatter. Gotta wonder why some would purposely confuse InAbLuEsTaTe Feb 2019 #60
I like that B&E picture you have! WordsMatter Feb 2019 #61
Thanks much!! Bernie & Elizabeth would make a great team. InAbLuEsTaTe Feb 2019 #63
I will be curious to see if sanders can get past Super Tuesday Gothmog Feb 2019 #27
I doubt he can. Anyway, his foreign policy history isn't what some have made it out to be. Garrett78 Feb 2019 #49
One thing is for sure from that article... CrossingTheRubicon Feb 2019 #28
You CAN NOT vote against Russian sanctions and then claim you are taking on oligarchy. MrsCoffee Feb 2019 #50
He was a little busy trying to clean up all the issues with the sexual harassment... CrossingTheRubicon Feb 2019 #55
He can bring a new set of progressive ideas ... and force his opponents to debate them. earthshine Feb 2019 #56
Ok, what issues is he going to raise that aren't already being discussed by any other candidate? MrsCoffee Feb 2019 #58
The point is that the more people on stage debating issues like $15 min wage and earthshine Feb 2019 #59
Yeah, right. That's why he's had so much to contribute on Venezuela. pnwmom Feb 2019 #65
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