Democrats got something right: Time to destroy Iowa and New Hampshire’s primary monopoly
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- ▪Recommended Stories Washington’s anti-China tech strategy is built on a dangerous illusion I’ll say what most Republicans won’t: JD Vance could cost us 2028 Evidence vs influencers: The FDA vote putting patients in danger To be clear, the p
- ▪It still requires approval from the full DNC, and even then, it faces significant legal and political obstacles.Advertisement None of that changes the larger point: Democrats are at least willing to have an honest debate.
- ▪Republicans are not.That should embarrass every member of the RNC.The RNC consists of three members from each of the 56 state and territory parties.
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The Democratic National Committee deserves credit.Its Rules and Bylaws Committee has done what the Republican National Committee has stubbornly refused to do — question the entrenched cartel that has allowed Iowa and New Hampshire to dominate the presidential nominating process since the rise of the modern primary system in the 1970s. Recommended Stories Washington’s anti-China tech strategy is built on a dangerous illusion I’ll say what most Republicans won’t: JD Vance could cost us 2028 Evidence vs influencers: The FDA vote putting patients in danger To be clear, the proposed 2028 calendar for Democrats is imperfect.
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