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Let the (blame) games begin [1]

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Date: 2024-11-08  

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Nationally and locally (here in Georgia), liberals and progressives are starting to slowly come out of their depression caves to assess the damage and figure out who to blame. ⁠Georgia Democrats want change in the party⁠, and say they've ⁠"never seen a more dysfunctional organization."⁠

I've never been shy in vocalizing my issues with the state party, either; they're difficult to collaborate with, give time to on this show for their candidates and advocates, and access media necessities from them in an era where a response ecosystem to that of the right is lacking and sorely needed.

Meanwhile, frequent show guest ⁠Jay Bookman penned his post-electoral thoughts⁠ - with some criticisms for the Democratic Party as well - mostly, though, focusing on "we, the people."

He pins white evangelicals, of course; victims of "fear, anger and resentment" as "powerful corrosives."

Then there's MSNBC's ⁠Stephanie Ruhle, who points out the realities of a post-COVID economy⁠ were always going to be hard for incumbents (domestically and globally) to overcome.

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