this many words from a national publication on a local county democratic board is a bit of a tell
Is it disloyal to vote against a provision that requires loyalty to the Democratic Party?https://theintercept.com/2018/05/09/new-york-county-democratic-party-cuomo-loyalty-pledge/ …
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a tell that we find the mechanics of party organizing at the local level important and overlooked. Should it be ignored by national outlets? Are locals covering it?
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you guys have an axe youre grinding. you should be more up front about it, i think,
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What does this mean? What are we hiding?
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the jacobin doesnt pretend that they dont have an agenda, for better or worse, instead u guys are kind of fox news-ing it. "we're just covering stuff, guys"
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Hmm, I think it’s pretty clear where I stand. I would have voted against this resolution for instance. Not hiding anything. Would you have voted for it?
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probably not. but i also dont play cute, so...
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When do I ever play cute? I’m as upfront about my politics as almost any reporter in DC. AMA.
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Exactly. And this one got voted down, which is interesting
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Yeah, because progressive purity trolls aren't going rogue and sabotaging races when their preferred candidates lose.
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The Brock Trolls have found you..
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No, not at all disloyal. In fact, is MORE loyal, IMO. Staying true to the fundamental philosophies & principles of Democratic Party rather than to any corrupted & corrupting people in official positions of authority/leadership/power.
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