Ossoff explicitly campaigned against single-payer healthcare and tax increases for the rich, and was rewarded by Democratic donors with $24 million in donations and another $8 million in outside spending. By contrast, Democratic special election candidates in Montana and Kansas campaigned on more progressive platforms and were outspent by large margins.
His policy positions have led some to describe him as a “ mild-mannered, centrist candidate,” who, according to his opponent, Karen Handel, “ talks like a Republican.”
Sadly, I strongly believe that the DNC will continue in it's death throes pushing to the right, actively displacing and subverting progressive candidates, and in so doing strengthen and consolidate the power held by corporate friendly conservatives. I an word, the DNC is worse than in the way, they are the problem.
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