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In reply to the discussion: on the Mamdani movement in New York [View all]SocialDemocrat61
(8,395 posts)40. No but
they don't start with only 3 seats in deep blue districts either.
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The three candidates that Mayor Mamdani endorsed won their primaries and are now our Democratic nominees for House seats
Quiet Em
Thursday
#5
You are completely correct. Pointing out hard electoral realities about the electorate is not "bashing Democrats" ...
QueerDuck
Thursday
#8
I agree that the goal right now is flipping the House and supporting our nominees...
QueerDuck
Thursday
#14
Republicans will always find ridiculous and foolish ways to negatively brand Democrats
Quiet Em
Thursday
#24
I think your Texas example actually proves exactly what the OP and I are talking about!
QueerDuck
Thursday
#27
House Democratic candidates tailor their message to apply locally, not nationally
Quiet Em
Thursday
#42
Yes, nationalizing politics is how Republicans win, ignoring policy and making it all about culture wars/identity,
betsuni
Thursday
#45
Oh brother! That is a massive leap to make. --- I am absolutely in favor of robust Democratic policies.
QueerDuck
Thursday
#25
I advocate the term "FDR/Democrats" 'Most Everyone has good vibes about FDR....
Ars Longa
Thursday
#12