Wall Street Journal editorial
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first heard Jan 2025
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There's been a lot of political commentary about how this race in Michigan for Democrats is almost like a stand-in, if you will, for a a real debate within the heart of the party right now, the progressives versus the moderates.
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Do you view it that way as well?
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I mean, we've just been we spent some time here this morning.
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Obviously, you and and uh Ms.
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Stevens disagree on on a lot of significant issues.
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You know, how does how are those fences mended?
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Is is the Democratic Party able to be a big enough tent right now when passions are so inflamed on some of these issues?
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It annoys me at the minimum.
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Like you, you know, you can say, well, Jackson County doesn't necessarily handle a ton of high-profile cases, and you might be right.
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But at this point, when you don't necessarily have clarity around where your or when
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But what I am
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Do you view it that way as well?
I mean, we've spent some time here this morning.
Obviously, you and Ms.
Stevens disagree on a lot of significant issues.
How are those fences mended?
Is the Democratic Party
able to be a big enough tent right now when passions are so inflamed on some of these issues?
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., still a radical left lunatic who is anti-energy, a big-time taxer, and completely incoherent about our nation's health.
No Republican can vote for this guy.
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