Absolutely.
David Arrigotti @davidarrigotti
24 Apr 2023
Democratic Primaries are not coronations. We deserve to hear the candidates debate and address their plans for the issues facing our nation before we make OUR decision for the strongest candidate for 2024. Sign the petition today: change.org/PRIMARYDEBATES

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I wonder Marianne…is there really ANY hope. I am losing faith that America can correct it’s course.
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Americans pretending they have democracy is so sweet. Who is buying your candidate? NRA or big pharma or medical insurance. Either way they dont serve the electorate so theyre not democratic. You are owned by lobbyists and there is no real choice
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Since when do you not let the dnc choose the candidate?
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Relying on politicians to fix problems is the first mistake.
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Yes let’s just expedite the process of turning all your personal information to the DNC. Why wait until the DNC chooses their candidate? This is much faster. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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I'm not running and I'll probably get more votes than you.
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How about you have to Poll over 1% .. which counts you out.
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Lol, except they absolutely are coronations. We all saw this in 2016 and 2020. The DNC even argued in court that they could select the nominee regardless of the whims of the electorate. This delusional rejection of reality is why leftist don't trust you.
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Domo arigati, David Arrigotti
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If it were up to me, I would revert the Primary Debates back to the League of Women Voters like it used to be. They did a wonderful job moderating the debates and didn't shy away from asking tough questions.
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