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Fiendish Thingy

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1. Discussing a potential party platform does not break any DU rules that I am aware of

Reply to NoSheep (Original post)

Thu May 21, 2026, 11:12 AM

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It’s how you discuss it that may take you into forbidden territory.

Of course, it often just comes down to the luck of the draw on the jury you get.

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Is this not the place to discuss the Democratic party platform? [View all] NoSheep Thursday OP

Discussing a potential party platform does not break any DU rules that I am aware of Fiendish Thingy Thursday #1

I have not been alerted on but I was a juror on an alert NoSheep Thursday #3

Indeed it should. Nt Fiendish Thingy Thursday #4

This Year, It Is the State Parties That Create Platforms. MineralMan Thursday #2

I was a delegate to my state senate district convention. It's where platforms start getting assembled. Ocelot II Thursday #5

Exactly! MineralMan Thursday #6

I live in District 62 where all the shit went down - George Floyd, Renee Good, Alex Pretti - Ocelot II Thursday #7