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Stephen Wolter's avatar

Yes, Joe Trippi is exactly right with this analysis. There are a few Democratic governors (Newsom, Pritzker) speaking out and standing up to Trump, but where are the leaders in Washington calling for this pro-Democracy movement? Schumer and Jefferies are duds when it comes to this. Mainly, the people I see right now standing up to the convicted felon and former TV game show host are ordinary Americans who have neither great wealth or great power. Those of us who continue to show up at demonstrations or town halls. But how long can this group continue to serve as the bulwark against Trump's authoritarianism without strong leadership?

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Mike Abram's avatar

It’s time for a national convention to form a coalition party of Democrats and of

Republicans who believe in the Republican Party of Lincoln.

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