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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsSen. Chris Murphy is really impressing me.
I see him as someone who is helping to unite Democrats. He's not drawing huge crowds but the crowds he does get are working.
“The only way that history tells us that you stop an elected leader from converting a country away from democracy is mass mobilization,” he said.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/sen-chris-murphy-s-emergency-message-about-trump-is-connecting-with-democratic-voters/ar-AA1DFie4?ocid=msedgntp&pc=ENTPHB&cvid=db04a8985fb149fda8a884ec3e6ac99b&ei=39


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Starbeach
(124 posts)And holding town halls in GOP districts! Murphy is way out in front here.
Quiet Em
(1,981 posts)Strong on all the issues. A fighter. Young. A good guy.
I could support him if he chooses to run for higher office.
Fiendish Thingy
(19,416 posts)I think Murphy, along with Beshear (unless he runs for Moscow Mitch’s seat) could be likely front runners for the 2028 nomination.
They’re not my choices, but unless something significant changes at the DNC (go David Hogg!) the 2028 nominee will be a straight white man not named Shapiro (and probably not Newsom).
Quiet Em
(1,981 posts)So I'll be looking at the straight white men who get it. Murphy, Beshear, Pritzker, and Walz get it. Newsom, not so much.