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  Democrats should dissolve certain state parties (search mode)
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Yes abolish the hopeless parties
 
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No 50 state strategy
 
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Keep them around and hope that they somehow win
 
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Thunderbird is the word
Zen Lunatic
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« on: January 05, 2017, 03:03:56 AM »

terrible idea, it takes time for third parties to rise up and in most of those places there's still a good 30-35% of the population at least that you'd be leaving without representation.
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Zen Lunatic
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« Reply #1 on: January 07, 2017, 02:41:47 PM »

God, I feel clichéd for saying this again and again, but this is what I hate about many Democrats. Red-state democrats are still people. In many of these states, we hold house seats, or have in the past. We dissolve any state parties, we kiss our chances of ever winning the house goodbye. We need to try to win rural voters, not give up.

And hell, we also can basically say goodbye to the Senate, because where the hell would we be without our Manchins and Heitkamps? It's a terrible strategy both in terms of winning houses of Congress and in terms of attitude. This rhetoric annoys me immensely. Don't fall in this trap. We don't want another Akin moment to happen to some red-state senator, only to find ourselves with no legitimate candidates and a wasted opportunity.

Exactly
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