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Populist Reform of the Democratic Party

sabrina 1

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5. He probably should just have asked for support. He has some great ideas

Reply to RiverLover (Reply #3)

Mon May 11, 2015, 12:49 AM

May 2015

so he doesn't need to get people to sign on the dotted line.

Otherwise I too am glad he's doing this kind of thing. Raising these issues on a National Scale.

I think he may have ambitions for higher office. And I hope he does. Because he is working on raising his profile on a national level.

We need more people like him in the party.

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De Blasio’s National “Contract With America” Strategy Leaks [View all] RiverLover May 2015 OP

I actually don't blame them for not signing yeoman6987 May 2015 #1

I agree, its very Newt Gringrichy. But I'm so glad this will get national attention. RiverLover May 2015 #3

He probably should just have asked for support. He has some great ideas sabrina 1 May 2015 #5

Signing pledges is a bit GOPish. leftofcool May 2015 #2

I won't sign pledges, either. silverweb May 2015 #4

I'm open to the idea of getting politicians to sign progressive policy pledges. Cheese Sandwich May 2015 #6