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Divided We Fell — Can The Left Learn From 2016?

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April 17, 2017

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"Daily Kos Is Back!", or so says the headline of a recent report by TYT contributor Ryan Grim () in The Huffington Post. Grim chronicles what could be described as a fall for the groundbreaking website that launched The Netroots Nation conference in 2006.

In March of 2016, namesake and founder Markos Moulitsas decided to end months of fighting between the Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton camps on DailyKos.com by declaring the primary race a "fait accompli" due to delegate math. Bloggers and readers abandoned the site in protest. But, since the inauguration of Donald Trump, Daily Kos has been leading a fervent #Resistance that has seen individuals and organizations working together after having been at odds a year ago.

Read "Daily Kos Is Back" at The Huffington Post

Live viewers from the TYTPolitics Facebook page join this soulsearching discussion about the past and the future of the progressive coalition facilitated by TYTPolitics veteran Eric Byler ( ).

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Can The Left Learn From 2016?Daily Kos Is BackRyan GrimThe Huffington Post GrimThe Netroots NationIn MarchMarkos MoulitsasBernie Sanders

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