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Half of the members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus have not come out for “Medicare for all.”
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Party leaders have ambitious goals for 2018, but some worry they come at too high a cost.
The chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee threw a cornerstone of women’s rights under the bus.
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“Ignoring women’s fundamental freedoms and equality to win elections is both an ethically and politically bankrupt strategy," NARAL's president said.
“There is not a litmus test for Democratic candidates,” said DCCC chair Rep. Ben Ray Luján.
Progressives should be encouraged by recent special election results, not looking for a scapegoat.
Pundits will be debating this question for a long while, but there’s one factor that made a huge difference.