Populist Reform of the Democratic Party
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By Marissa Barrow--Progressive Committee for Congressional Change
Last Tuesday was not a repeat of 2012, when PCCC members helped elect 30 amazing candidates including Elizabeth Warren. It looked more like 2010. It was tough. It was disappointing.
Candidates who ran great campaigns and should have won lost in the Republican wave. Bold progressives achieved some important victories Election Night, and some were too close for comfort.
The PCCC Post-Election Report outlines the huge investments made this election cycle that are now for the long term in future leaders, new technology, new best practices, and more member empowerment. All in addition to congressional victories. CHECK IT OUT (PDF) HERE:
http://boldprogressives.org/2014/11/progressives-route-to-power-beyond-2014/
Frankly, Democrats did not have a united economic agenda in this election. There was a lack of big ideas. Some Democrats tried to sound like Republicans, and they lost.
Moving forward, something needs to change. America needs a bigger politics.
If you believe in this if you are ready to fight hard for big ideas TELL US HERE:
http://boldprogressives.org/2014/11/progressives-route-to-power-beyond-2014/
The PCCC started down this path in 2013 when our members changed the national debate from cutting Social Security to expanding it. Many candidates won last night by running on that message.
MORE about PCC's Election Night Campaign Wins at:
http://boldprogressives.org/2014/11/progressives-route-to-power-beyond-2014/