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Is the Democrat party over the hill?
['Isaac Schorr', 'Stephen Pollard', 'Rachel K. Paulose', 'James Heale', 'Joe Bedell-Brill', 'Flat White', 'Simon Collins', 'Neal Pollack', 'Gavin Mortimer', 'James Sunderland']
The Spectator Australia
Call it a dilemma, quandary, or Catch-22 – just pray the aging Democratic party doesn’t pull a muscle trying to argue that it is in anything other than an unenviable position.
In 2016, Sanders’s overperformance in the Democratic primary, Hillary Clinton’s defeat in the general election, and Donald Trump’s presidency all inspired a leftward shift – or sprint – within the party.
The Democratic Party is plagued by two afflictions exemplified by each of its competing cohorts.
The grass, at least for the elderly Democrat party, may not be greener on the other side.
The post Is the Democrat party over the hill?
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