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Opinion | A centrist Democrat explains why it’s time to give the left a chance https://t.co/FiAN9ZDDuy
— Trip Gabriel (@tripgabriel) March 4, 2019
"Many of the most important policy debates are no longer between the two parties; they are being carried out almost entirely inside the Democratic Party."@EJDionne on how Dems must proceed as if GOP will sit out dealing with our biggest challenges:https://t.co/MqZVrXobiM
— Greg Sargent (@GregTSargent) March 4, 2019
As @paulwaldman1 says, @Hickenlooper's entry into the 2020 presidential race neatly illustrates how moderates fatally misunderstand what today's GOP is all about:https://t.co/fVgIaMZAjq
— Greg Sargent (@GregTSargent) March 4, 2019
This was understood a decade ago…but only the GOP acted on it. That’s a failure of imagination by Democrats. https://t.co/kXVChmuNLz
— DavidDunn (@ImDavidDunn) March 5, 2019
https://thinkprogress.org/the-partisanship-paradox-42655e3a98a4/
On the other hand:
This I'm not sure about. It may be that Universal Heatlhcare for Americans will look more like France's multi payer system than Sweden. I still think the public option might be best both politically and operationally policy wise
— Expand the Court (@ProChoiceMike) March 5, 2019
But this holds even if you are totally committed to single payer as the goal-the public option could be the first step. From there the transition could come over time and be fairly smooth
— Expand the Court (@ProChoiceMike) March 5, 2019