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Rotimi Adeoye

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contributing opinion writer @nytimes | formerly @aclu @repdankildee @senbobcasey #flyeaglesfly

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If you’re running in a red or swing state and a leftist in a blue city takes a radical stance, stand firm in your position and disavow it. If you can’t explain your own beliefs or stand on your own feet, you probably shouldn’t run. Ossoff did it and won, so it’s not impossible.

If you’re running in a red or swing state and a leftist in a blue city takes a radical stance, stand firm in your position and disavow it. If you can’t explain your own beliefs or stand on your own feet, you probably shouldn’t run. Ossoff did it and won, so it’s not impossible.

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Democrats used to feel culturally relevant. We were the party of football dads, union halls, and mainstream American life. It doesn’t have to stay this way though. With the right candidate, we can rebuild that coalition. Obama understood this instinctively.

Democrats used to feel culturally relevant. We were the party of football dads, union halls, and mainstream American life. It doesn’t have to stay this way though. With the right candidate, we can rebuild that coalition. Obama understood this instinctively.

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A lot of people on here act like folks who stayed home and didn't vote for Democrats because of their chaotic immigration system were racist or hated migrants. But many of those people were working-class Black and Latino voters who felt the firsthand impacts of a messy system.

A lot of people on here act like folks who stayed home and didn't vote for Democrats because of their chaotic immigration system were racist or hated migrants. But many of those people were working-class Black and Latino voters who felt the firsthand impacts of a messy system.

27,164 views • 10 months ago

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