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SJen 9 years 29 weeks ago
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Hey Thom - Have you had Keith Ellis and/or Tom Perez on your show? The vitriol and anger about surrounding the DNC and Bernie/Hillary needs to be addressed. If they came on together to talk about how they are different/similar in their visions for the DNC may help. Radical idea - but could the DNC create a CO-Chair situation for them? There is certainly enough work to be done. I recently listened to Tom Perez on Pod Save America podcast https://getcrookedmedia.com/here-have-a-podcast-78ee56b5a323#.bd4b0wjz5and I feel really strongly that his ideas about how the DNC should be confronting voter suppression is urgently needed. The interview is in the last 15 minutes of the podcast.

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