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Pennsylvania

stopdiggin

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7. agree in very large part

Reply to Deminpenn (Reply #6)

Mon Apr 1, 2024, 11:55 AM

Apr 2024

the board shorts thing fails to impress (on top of being just kind of childish and silly)
Other hand - he does have the right to pursue his own agenda and conscience. And 'progressives feeling betrayed' (which is kind of where I thought this article was heading) - is pretty much an every day event. 'Feeling betrayed' is their wheelhouse and SOP. So - to be expected?

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All three of John Fetterman's top communications staffers have resigned in the last month [View all] FakeNoose Mar 2024 OP

My take is Fetterman is a shrewd pragmatist. You can't be Bernie Sanders in Pennsylvania bucolic_frolic Mar 2024 #1

My Senator wants to remain in office to help the People of the State of Pennsylvania. FalloutShelter Mar 2024 #3

That's a good way of putting it /nt bucolic_frolic Mar 2024 #4

Worth pointing out again that in the HRC vs Bernie primary Deminpenn Apr 2024 #5

people disagreeing with each other on policy is not the end of the world stopdiggin Mar 2024 #2

The one staffer who left for Chicago is originaly Deminpenn Apr 2024 #6

agree in very large part stopdiggin Apr 2024 #7