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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If this is real news, this is the first thing that the DNC is doing since Trump got elected that I agree with. As long as they allow equal time and placement for a wide range of candidates and don’t sideline AOC and Mandami. We need the fresh young voices. IMO Trump raises some good questions (why are we funding endless foreign wars? Why should we let US companies profit off of support they receive from the US govt without a return? Is free trade really that great? Why aren’t we more healthy for all that we spend on healthcare) BUT his answers are terrible: C&C (corrupt and cruel). I’d love to hear from Dem politicians their answers to these hard questions. [/quote] Will they shut down party members from places like Dearborn again, ‘cause that worked well last time.[/quote] This is why I hope they really don't hold a convention. The DMC sucks. The establishment is extremely unpopular. Individual democrats are much more popular in int towns, cities, states they are running in. That's what's happened in the WI Sup Ct and Iowa special elections - these good candidates drew attention and won voters over. A big tent convention will try to appeal to everyone and end up focusing on fringe issues or alienating some voters. I think Dems should rally behind Mamdani in NYC but he doesn't need a national platform for the party. There's a balance.[/quote] Mamdani’s never done anything. He’s a theatre kid turned politician. He’s like the babysitter who lets you stay up all night and eat ice cream for dinner. Sounds good at the time but the reality of it sucks. He’ll be a disaster for NYC if he wins. [/quote] Oh quit it with your “theater kid” ignorant crap. “Theater kids” whatever that means are bright and engaging and great people so for you to malign them is simply hate and ignorance. [/quote] What has he ever actually done that qualifies him to run NYC?[/quote] It's a fair question for many politicians -- Trump, Tuberville, etc. [/quote]
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