“It’s Time For Democrats To GO BANANAS!” – David Axelrod
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7:03Now PlayingLongtime Democratic strategist and Obama administration official David Axelrod took time away from his wildly popular podcast, The Ax Files, to call into The Jimmy Dore Show and share his advice to the Democratic Party with guest hosts Russell Dobular and Keaton Weiss of the Due Dissidence show. Axelrod explained that to win again the Democrats have to embrace traditional GOP positions like fewer restrictions on guns. This is precisely what Republicans have done to Democrats — for example by becoming the anti-war party — so it should work for the Dems too.
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