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In reply to the discussion: This message was self-deleted by its author [View all]Fiendish Thingy
(24,725 posts)1. The AIPAC supported Status Quo fights back against those who would change the inertia-saturated system
Making Chevalier the face of the entire slate of DSA candidates is a shrewd, but dishonest, attempt to forestall the inevitable transfer of power from the aging, go-slow pragmatic incrementalism status quo moderates to younger action oriented, paradigm shifting progressives.
Chevalier, like any other candidate, should have her record examined thoroughly by voters, however, She is but one candidate among many in a growing wave of young progressives willing to take bold action and fight fiercely to force changes that diminish the power of billionaires and improve the quality of life for working families.
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The AIPAC supported Status Quo fights back against those who would change the inertia-saturated system
Fiendish Thingy
Jul 3
#1
The article is about the organization known as DSA. Neither Lander nor Raskin belong to it. N/T
lapucelle
Jul 3
#8
I'm waiting to see what platform recommendations the full membership actually ratifies at their convention this month.
lapucelle
Jul 3
#7
The article is about the organization DSA, not Democratic Socialism [sic] in the main or otherwise.
lapucelle
Jul 3
#9
Chait's endless cope is actually one of the more amusing things about the DSA phenomenon
Prairie Gates
Jul 3
#3
Is every liberal commentar's *endless cope* also one of the "more amusing things" about the Trump phenomena? N/T
lapucelle
Jul 3
#11
Jonathan Chait? The guy who wrote "Why Liberals Should Support a Trump Republican Nomination"?
WhiskeyGrinder
Jul 3
#10
Yup. As ill-advised in hindsight as Eddie Glaude's "My Democratic Problem With Voting for Hillary Clinton",
lapucelle
Jul 3
#15
I need to stop being surprised at how many people would much rather ponder the possibility of voting for a Republican
WhiskeyGrinder
Jul 3
#20
Jonathan Chait? The guy who wrote "Why Liberals Should Support A Trump Nomination" in 2016?
Nanjeanne
Jul 3
#14
Snappy rejoinder? Oh gee . . . forgive me. I still welcome your constant attention though -- so thanks.
Nanjeanne
Jul 3
#28
Is that advice for Democrats to adopt the platform and strictures of the organization called DSA?
lapucelle
Jul 3
#29
The article is about the organization called the DSA, not the Democrats they support. N/T
lapucelle
Jul 3
#31
Registering with the Democratic Party in order to run on the Democratic Party ballot line
lapucelle
Jul 3
#38
And crazy as it seems here on DU, posts against DSA (and Dem candidates) are supported by links to City Journal
Nanjeanne
Jul 3
#47
Chevalier seems to be an aberrant exception it would appear from what I am seeing/hearing
hlthe2b
Jul 3
#53