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dflprincess

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4. I was disappointed that the paper didn't speak to any DFL party activists

Reply to emulatorloo (Reply #3)

Mon Feb 11, 2019, 11:17 PM

Feb 2019

the progressive wing of the DFL, many of us who have been active in the party for years, have never been thrilled with Klobuchar and are not ready or willing to jump on this bandwagon. Not that we wouldn't support her in November 2020 if she were to be the nominee, I'm just hoping for someone more inspiring.

If you like the status quo, Amy is your candidate.

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Star Tribune "Winning progressive votes could be a challenge for Klobuchar" [View all] dflprincess Feb 2019 OP

but she's done very well in Minnesota, right, from the beginning, elleng Feb 2019 #1

No one credible has run against her dflprincess Feb 2019 #2

'vice chair of Our Revolution Minnesota's board' tells me all I need to know emulatorloo Feb 2019 #3

I was disappointed that the paper didn't speak to any DFL party activists dflprincess Feb 2019 #4

Yes, DFL would have been better than DSA and the Our Revolution crowd. The status quo is Trump emulatorloo Feb 2019 #5

Our Revolution is a Republican front group Renew Deal Feb 2019 #6