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34,000 people showed up for Bernie and AOC in Denver
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There are people working on the infrastructure problem now. And if this year with everything going on doesn’t produce interest in the public interest in a third party, nothing ever will. Also, one is whether or not momentum can keep going and if anything would be ready in time by the next election. Two, even if they did win by magic, would the republicans or democrats even work with them once in office? I feel like both sides would sabotage things to make it look like third parties shouldn’t play.
Democrats have been shutting down AOC, no? I feel like reforming the Dems would be a very long road.