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Abandoning Popular Policies is Crucial to Victory, WaPo Tells Harris

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Abandoning Popular Policies is Crucial to Victory, WaPo Tells Harris

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Socialism@beehaw.orgEnglish · 3 months ago

Abandoning Popular Policies Is Crucial to Victory, WaPo Tells Harris

The Washington Post implores Kamala Harris to abandon progressive policy priorities and mercilessly turn her back on the progressive wing of the Democratic Party.

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I still remember when they ran 16 negative stories about him in 16 hours; I think that was a record for them.
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  weird, MBFC says they’re left-wing /s
  
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