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We have been a de facto police state since 2001 Kelvin Mace Nov 2014 #1
A progressive president? Indydem Nov 2014 #2
The Progressive Caucus is the largest caucus within the Democratic Party in Congress Bluenorthwest Nov 2014 #6
Yes. Some are electing them. We need to elect more of them, MineralMan Nov 2014 #9
exactly fxstc Nov 2014 #14
And the Third Way Coalition has 53. Indydem Nov 2014 #12
Congress, not presidents, write the laws. Nuclear Unicorn Nov 2014 #3
It's important to keep trying, hifiguy Nov 2014 #4
For progressive or liberal change progressives or liberals must control Congress and the agenda. Agnosticsherbet Nov 2014 #5
It's done all over the place it's just that Democrats don't currently care to talk about such things Bluenorthwest Nov 2014 #10
This is because if someone supports policies that agree with many on the left, Agnosticsherbet Nov 2014 #11
Bender says Rex Nov 2014 #7
The answer is to elect progressives to Congress and state legislatures. MineralMan Nov 2014 #8
the simple reality is that national elections set the political mood and range of debate for the Douglas Carpenter Nov 2014 #13
It's not impossible to elect a real progressive President. baldguy Nov 2014 #15
Sen. Warren has already made it clear she is not running - I tend to believe her Douglas Carpenter Nov 2014 #17
You can have a progressive President and a ReTHUG House malaise Nov 2014 #16
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