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In reply to the discussion: Message auto-removed [View all]ehrnst
(32,640 posts)54. It appears you don't live in Vermont
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, Americas 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 childrens basketball and gymnastics. He resides in Winooski.
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, Americas 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 childrens basketball and gymnastics. He resides in Winooski.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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Bernie is the first to say he is a Socialist Democrat and not a Democrat, that's why.
flying_wahini
Feb 2019
#15
There is nothing that stops a candidate from running on a major or minor party ticket.
MrsCoffee
Feb 2019
#39
Bernie self-identifies as an Independent and Socialist. He does not self-identify as a Democrat.
Honeycombe8
Feb 2019
#57
So what. There are political parties in Vermont and options to run as a major/minor party or ind.
MrsCoffee
Feb 2019
#42
Representatives choose which party they are. That will be declared in the gov. site.
Honeycombe8
Feb 2019
#60
wash state doesnt have a party affiliation either but when you say you are something...
samnsara
Feb 2019
#30
Not having to register to a party is not the same thing as not BEING affiliated with a party.
Honeycombe8
Feb 2019
#63
Actually that is a valid response. You do realize how many times this has been batted around here?
still_one
Feb 2019
#59
Again, not our first rodeo. He never released them the first time he promised.
MrsCoffee
Feb 2019
#45
That and when he returns to his independent status he bashes the democrats
Thekaspervote
Feb 2019
#41