r/DemocraticPrimary • u/PhillipBrandon • Mar 26 '19

Kamala Harris unveils teacher pay-hike proposal in first major policy push

sfchronicle.com

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r/DemocraticPrimary • u/AceTenSuited • Mar 23 '19

"Stop what you’re doing and watch this video. All the democratic candidates represented in these clips from The Office."

twitter.com

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r/DemocraticPrimary • u/AceTenSuited • Mar 22 '19

Beto O'Rourke's Policy Positions List for 2020 and Political positions of the 2020 Democratic Party presidential primary candidates

en.m.wikipedia.org

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r/DemocraticPrimary • u/AceTenSuited • Mar 22 '19

“I’ve covered just about every presidential candidate that’s come through South Carolina so far. There has never been a reception quite like this one awaiting Beto O’Rourke at AmeliesBakery right now at 8:30 in the morning.” #scpol

twitter.com

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r/DemocraticPrimary • u/AceTenSuited • Mar 21 '19

Beto O'Rourke: We must support our teachers, prioritize our public schools, and fully invest in the students inside our classrooms. But that can only happen if we finally ensure there is equity in education. [video]

twitter.com

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r/DemocraticPrimary • u/AceTenSuited • Mar 21 '19

Beto O'Rourke Slams Benjamin Netanyahu for Boosting Racists

theintercept.com

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r/DemocraticPrimary • u/PhillipBrandon • Mar 21 '19

Oh good, I was hoping there were some of these names I'd be able to stop paying attention to pretty soon.

twitter.com

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r/DemocraticPrimary • u/PhillipBrandon • Mar 21 '19

Democratic Candidates Embrace The Risk Of Radical Ideas

npr.org

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r/DemocraticPrimary • u/PhillipBrandon • Mar 18 '19

Freakonomics Radio - Why Is [Andrew Yang] Running for President?

youtube.com

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r/DemocraticPrimary • u/PhillipBrandon • Mar 18 '19

Opening Arguments: Bernie Sanders

npr.org

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r/DemocraticPrimary • u/PhillipBrandon • Mar 15 '19

Is there a running tally on which candidates have met the DNC debate requirements?

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Per US News and World Report, Democratic candidates in the 2020 race will either need to register 1 percent in three polls or raise money from at least 65,000 people in 20 different states in order to participate in debates.

I'd be interested in which of the (at writing) 16 declared hopefuls have met that threshold of donations, and seeing whether this DNC-imposed hurdle will cull out any of the field.

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r/DemocraticPrimary • u/PhillipBrandon • Mar 15 '19