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Democratic Establishment Shunning Progressive Candidates Across the Country
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February 2, 2018
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11:36Now PlayingA new article published in The Intercept by Ryan Grim and Lee Fang demonstrates how the Democratic Party establishment creates barriers in order to stop progressives from getting elected because they prefer pro-corporate Democrats that are prolific fundraisers. This article tells us the criteria they look for in candidates and exactly how much money they're expected to raise to earn the Party's endorsement.
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