Democratic Divisions Could Cost The Big In Midterms

Could division in the Nevada Democratic Party cause them to lose elections in November?

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Oh, I'm hi this is Ethan from Reno Nevada. I'm just calling to kind of disagree with some of what David Weigel said. because I'm here on the ground. So there's a little Nuance between the Nevada Democratic Party. it currently is fractured between two different parties. because if you remember in 2020 after the caucus the progressives along with the DSA took over the party. yep but that quickly got defunded by the Democratic establishment. and now there are essentially two Democratic parties. We have the one that is controlled by the DSA and then we have the victory for Nevada Democratic Victory which is a political action committee that has all the old institutions and all of the mechanisms that were once at play Within the Democratic party. so it's a little bit more fractured than what you do what he kind of shows and how organized they are. It's an interesting dynamic to see. because it's from my understanding the Democratic party is a little bit hamstrung because of this the actual Nevada Democratic party. and they don't have as much Outreach as they once did. so they can't canvas candidates as well. So this means like establishing it, more establishments get candidates picked.