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Friend,
Bernie Sanders drew 25,000 people to a rally in New York City.
Elizabeth Warren has captured more than 30% of likely voters. All in all, we have a great field of candidates discussing deep policy needs.
And yet the New York Times just ran a front-page story with the headline "Anxious Democratic Establishment Asks, 'Is There Anybody Else?'"
The corporate media is notorious for listening to a handful of elites and consultants rather than millions of voters. Meanwhile, key issues like the healthcare crisis, student loan debt, and climate change are ignored in favor of constant polling and stories about party infighting.
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