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« on: May 23, 2017, 06:46:07 PM »

Democratic leadership are more comfortable running anti-abortion Democrats in hostile territory than they are running pro-single-payer Democrats in safe states. Feinstein's comments are typical.

So they tolerate the occasional Democrat who isn't 100% in-step with NARAL on a few races per year they probably won't win anyway.   If it were a question of being 1/10th as strong as single-payer supporters are right now among viable candidates, the party leadership would be freaking out about upsetting their donor base.
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« Reply #1 on: May 24, 2017, 04:17:54 PM »
« Edited: May 24, 2017, 04:38:18 PM by shua »

Democratic leadership are more comfortable running anti-abortion Democrats in hostile territory than they are running pro-single-payer Democrats in safe states. Feinstein's comments are typical.

So they tolerate the occasional Democrat who isn't 100% in-step with NARAL on a few races per year they probably won't win anyway.   If it were a question of being 1/10th as strong as single-payer supporters are right now among viable candidates, the party leadership would be freaking out about upsetting their donor base.

And how many Democrats have anything more than a symbolic interest in single-payer?

I don't know what politicians having a "more than symbolic interest" would mean. 

I'm confused here: are you upset about the Democrats not sufficiently supporting single-payer, even though you aren't totally convinced it's the way to go?  Or are you just upset that there are Democrats who oppose abortion?
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