What happened in San Francisco could happen across the country
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John,
A week ago today, voters in one of the most liberal cities in America decided
in a landslide to remove three school board members.
It's a stark warning to national Democrats looking at the upcoming elections,
says Mike in a new Opinion piece:
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San Francisco Shows Democrats Have a Seismic Challenge Ahead
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Without changing course, the party is headed for a November wipeout
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Without a course correction, Democrats could be headed for major losses --
endangering their Congressional majorities and control of state and local
offices across the country.
That could remove crucial checks on the worst trends taking hold in the GOP
today. As Mike writes: "a healthy and vibrant Democratic Party remains
essential to beating back the Republican Party's dangerous turn toward
authoritarianism and its tolerance for election subversion."
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To get back on track, Democrats need to move away from culture war debates
and start solving more immediate problems. Indeed, one of the driving issues in
the San Francisco recalls was the choice to prioritize the removal of
problematic names from schools, rather than putting a full focus on getting
students back in the classroom.
"Democrats want leaders who have the backbone to stand tall and take the
political hits that come with being a practical problem-solver," says Mike.
Will you take a moment to read his full message?
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