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liberalhistorian

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6. Yeah, I fully agree! I'm not really

Reply to question everything (Reply #3)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 03:22 PM

Jul 24

all that crazy about Fateh, but this action doesn't put Frey in a good light and I'm really surprised he doesn't recognize that. He's giving the endorsement more weight and attention than it usually has, he doesn't need it to win.

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Minneapolis mayor to appeal after losing party endorsement to democratic socialist [View all] RandySF Jul 21 OP

really great look here, Jacob WhiskeyGrinder Jul 21 #1

I don't know anything about his opponent, but Democrats should learn to accept losses. Unless there is evidence of tulipsandroses Jul 21 #2

No, should not. He should stay for the primary, appealing to all voters, not just activists question everything Jul 21 #4

Minneapolis has ranked choice voting for city elections so there won't be a primary dflprincess Jul 21 #5

He should not appeal. Just stay in the race to compete in the primaries. Appeal to all voters, not just activists. question everything Jul 21 #3

Yeah, I fully agree! I'm not really liberalhistorian Jul 24 #6

Fuck Frey iemanja Jul 26 #7