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Eleanors38

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5. I agree with a lot of this. However, though I don't object if it works, a 3rd party strategy seems
Tue Apr 28, 2015, 02:29 PM
Apr 2015

unlikely to win against a cold steel effective party (the GOP), and a weak, hollowed out bureaucracy (the Democratic Party). Go after the present Party; I don't think the independents will give a hoot about the name; if they do, change it. Further, a Sanders candidacy within the primaries will not do damage to the goal of overhauling progressive politics or starting a new political movement. If such a movement proves strong, it can take over the Party, or even try the third route.

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