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crazycatlady

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5. All politics is local

Reply to kentuck (Original post)

Mon May 1, 2017, 04:40 PM

May 2017

First step is to find a candidate. A few have stepped up, but let's worry about 2017 first.

If you want to do something, get involved with your local party. Going to a meeting will tell you if the infrastructure is in place.

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How strong is the Democratic Party set up for the next election? [View all] kentuck May 2017 OP

The first step is for Dems to fully realize how important it is to put ladjf May 2017 #1

And it can't be done if they don't vote..n/t monmouth4 May 2017 #2

I think a "bottom-up" approach is needed. David__77 May 2017 #3

If you're talking about 2018, I'll say, not too bad... Wounded Bear May 2017 #4

All politics is local crazycatlady May 2017 #5

We must stop the in house bickering. Vinca May 2017 #6

Definitely not productive. kentuck May 2017 #7