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Progressive New Englander. Not a robot.

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@RoKhanna He deserves a comfortable retirement.

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@brianbeutler These centrists are always attacking other democrats. Maybe they should spend some more time attacking republicans.

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@davidaxelrod Why are you centrists always tearing down and attacking other democrats?

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@SirDonicBlithe @kenklippenstein Is "Not Francesca Hong" considered a substantive policy goal?

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@PollTracker2024 Every day is Seersucker Day when you're a 77-year-old democrat from Tennessee.

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@Tony4WI @DavidCCrowley This is pathetic and embarrassing.

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@brhodes @AbdulElSayed Why hasn't Obama made a statement clarifying that he hasn't endorsed any candidate? Surely he knows voters are being misled, so his silence is pretty much a tacit endorsement at this point.

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@neeratanden Sounds like Abdul is the most electable candidate, and primary voters would be wise to vote for him if they want to elect a Democrat in November.

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@daveweigel Sounds like Abdul is the most electable candidate, and primary voters would be wise to vote for him if they want to elect a Democrat in November.

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@polisciqueenn She doesn't know what to do with her fists with no podium to pound on.

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@DolphinMossad That grape drink looks like a great place to hide bullets, or a crack pipe.

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@ryangrim Shaming and insulting voters is always a great way to help turnout in November.

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@bluestein Shouldn't the story really be that hand-marked ballots are the only type that can be meaningfully checked after the fact?

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@bluestein Isn't that the only type of ballot that could possibly show a "discrepancy"? What would a "discrepancy" with a touch-screen-machine ballot even look like?

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@PpollingNumbers Good.

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@davidsirota @TroyJackson207 @chelliepingree @shennabellows But the state party (leadership) would have discretion to choose a new nominee, which seems like a guarantee that they'd pick the worst possible option. Unless the Platner campaign negotiates for a new election or for something at least somewhat democratic.

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@ddayen He should only drop out conditional on a guarantee of an actual election.

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@ryangrim That's nice, but unless the Platner campaign can negotiate for an actual open primary process in return for dropping out before the deadline, it seems unlikely that the state party would pick Jackson.

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@ryangrim Also "spent generations building it" is funny. If your ancestors had some money and earned interest on it over "generations", then you didn't "build" anything, and yes, it should be taxed aggressively.

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@andrewperezdc Why won't these darn socialists get in line and support the Democratic nominees? Oh wait...