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three: victories by either of these candidates will low key have real implications for 2020, insofar that they give us a sense of what dem voters are looking for
four: it really is historically significant that two large southern states have viable, competitive black nominees for governor that seek to represent and enhance the voting influence of black people in their respective states
Do you really see Stacey Abrams as part of this leftie coalition? She shares some of their policy positions but not all and is most definitely not a Bernie person.
Meanwhile Dems in NY need to primary Schumer who has gotten much too comfortable and accommodating.
Schumer wasn’t primaried but King is facing a strong candidate in CD2 against @liuba4congress!
I hope this starts a nationwide trend wherein black people and other minorities vote ...
Why do you assume black people don't vote?
Southern states have the highest percentage of African-Americans in our nation. It’s only been systemic racism/discrimination, voter restrictions, voter suppression, and gerrymandering that has kept their large number from being reflected in appropriate proportion.
I think seeing so many Democrats not look like 20th century politicians and instead reflecting the constituency they represent is a huge step forward for our party. Obama was fresh and new when he ran. Now we have dozens of candidates who reflect a future looking party and nation
Hopefully the beginning of a national trend that will last many years.
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