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sheshe2

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5. Perez
Fri Dec 16, 2016, 11:47 AM
Dec 2016
But supporters say his Dominican-American background and Rust Belt childhood in Buffalo, New York could help him attract support from Latino leaders and speak to white-working class voters.

"He is a leader whose character and visions are a strong addition to the conversation around where Democrats need to head," said Henry Munoz, the DNC Finance Chairman, who's stressed that Latinos must play a major role in discussions about the party's future.


Ellison backers argue that the party must take a more populist approach after the 2016 losses, saying Democratic leaders did too little to address the economic pain of working-class voters.


As for the last statement, I say bull...since I believe we did win the election, let's not forget about the Russians hackers and Comey of the FBI.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/labor-sec-tom-perez-plans-bid-for-democratic-leadership/ar-AAluc5F?OCID=ansmsnnews11


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