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"Are Democratic candidates for Congress generally in the mainstream of most Americans' thinking or out of step? (via NBC/WSJ poll) **2018 election: 33% mainstream, 56% out of step** 2016 election: 48% mainstream, 42% out of step 2012 election: 45% mainstream, 48% out of step

2:38 AM · Jul 23, 2018

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OOS.

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This is exactly what have I been telling you

Dan 'Never Forget' Fowler

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way too far left

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Says the dude who retweets Charlie Kirk. Sure pal

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@TheRubberBaron

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Not being mainstream is a political plus.

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@T_J_Goodenough

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Virtually identical numbers: "Are _______ generally in the mainstream of most Americans' thinking or are generally out of step? (via NBC/WSJ poll) Republican candidates for Congress Mainstream 33% Out of step 57% Democratic candidates for Congress Mainstream 33% Out of step 56%

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@TheRubberBaron

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How did being mainstream work out for Democrats in 2016?

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How about 2017? That was great.

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(Electorally)

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