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One of the remarkable things about the Democratic Party is that the institutional party leadership in Washington — Congress, DCCC, DNC, operatives, media personalities, aligned think tanks, etc. — doesn’t reflect the views of voters supporting the two leading candidates. — PolitiTweet.org

#Iowa Democratic Primary Polling: Sanders: 28% (+4) Warren: 21% (+2) Buttigieg: 15% (-4) Biden: 15% (-2) Klobuchar… https://t.co/TNKsrEl9fz

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RT @justicedems: In 2018, Joe Crowley initially refused to debate @AOC. He paid the price. Now, @RepCuellar is neglecting voters by refusi… — PolitiTweet.org

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In part, this divide is because the donor class shuns progressives. Progressive presidential candidates raise large amounts of small dollar money more easily than down ballot candidates. It’s also because Democrats have few ways to have their voices heard in their own party. https://t.co/E0NTyOHJuk — PolitiTweet.org

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