DCCC Blacklist strikes again
The Democratic Party has a clear choice: do we want to be the party of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ayanna Pressley, or do we want to undermine our ideals by protecting a handful of fringe, conservative Democrats like Henry Cuellar and Dan Lipinski instead?
The DCCC refused to change. New progressive primary challengers are struggling to find staff and vendors because of the looming shadow of the blacklist, even when they’re challenging Trump Democrats like Henry Cuellar and Dan Lipinski.
The DCCC using their power to stamp down on transformative, progressive campaigns isn’t just unfair — it threatens progressive enthusiasm and turnout for 2020. Will you split a donation between Justice Democrats and Jamaal Bowman to help fight back?
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