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returnee

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29. I interpret you're saying neither relying on corporate cash...

Reply to bucolic_frolic (Reply #13)

Sat Jun 28, 2025, 08:08 AM

Jun 28

…nor the hypothetical benefits of democratic socialism can solve the problem. Am I correct? Do you have another way in mind?

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Larry Who...? Montauk6 Jun 27 #15

He is mentioned in Robert Reich's OP Passages Jun 27 #21

I am convinced that one of the most successful strategist from republicans has been to inflitrate republicans Escurumbele Jun 28 #34

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The less we hear from Summers, the better off we all will be. Raven123 Jun 27 #5

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Big tent? Beck23 Jun 27 #7

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Same goddamn comments after President Obama Aviation Pro Jun 27 #9

Reich is right about this. yardwork Jun 27 #10

If you ask me, I'd rather get rid of Third Way. Just saying - they are a losing ticket. n/t PatrickforB Jun 27 #11

Kicked. KPN Jun 27 #12

All nice, but you can't run a campaign on charisma alone, not nationally anyway. bucolic_frolic Jun 27 #13

Biden's lack of charisma probably hurt especially near the end of his term AZProgressive Jun 27 #20

I interpret you're saying neither relying on corporate cash... returnee Jun 28 #29

Matt Bennett is not "the Democratic Party" BaronChocula Jun 27 #14

And... Leave it to Robert Reich... Oopsie Daisy Jun 27 #16

NY US Senator Gillibrand attacking Mamdani is EXACTLY the problem Reich states IrishBubbaLiberal Jun 27 #17

Why does he amplify it? Oopsie Daisy Jun 27 #19

I read that he is pointing out... returnee Jun 28 #30

they're all singing the same song stillcool Jun 27 #27

Isn't Third Way supposed to be "nonpartisan"? JHB Jun 27 #18

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LOL - Right, New York is going to elect Red Barrett guy maxrandb Jun 27 #25

Repubicans will do whatever it takes Figarosmom Jun 28 #40

I think Cuomo will split votes with Eric Adams AZProgressive Jun 27 #26

Hope you're wrong. returnee Jun 28 #31

I think Adams and Cuomo's giant egos fujiyamasan Jun 28 #37

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Americans love their socislism. Beck23 Jun 28 #32

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Sometimes..... beemerphill Jun 28 #38

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