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Vinca

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6. We must stop the in house bickering.

Reply to kentuck (Original post)

Mon May 1, 2017, 04:41 PM

May 2017

I don't know if it's the Russian hackers still ginning things up or perpetually cranky people, but this site has become really divisive. United we win, divided we lose. How many times must we learn the lesson? At this point the Democratic Party isn't inspiring confidence for either the midterms or 2020.

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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