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Who Are They Fighting For?

By Big Tent Democrat

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The list of usual suspects supporting tax cuts for the rich among House Dems is not remarkable. This a group that has been with the Republicans on any number of issues. Having said that, they are preferable to their Republican opponents and I hope they win in November. But they won't fight for my issues so I certainly won't be fighting for their reelection.

But I want to remark on one Democratic Senate candidate who is being fought for by the Netroots. That candidate is Jack Conway, the Democratic candidate for Senate in Kentucky. Conway favors tax cuts for the wealthy. Is Conway better than Rand Paul? No doubt. I hope he wins. But the question is should progressives be fighting for him. When Barbara Boxer (half the amount raised for Boxer as compared to Conway on ActBlue) and Russ Feingold (less than 1/3 the amount raised for Feingold as compared to Conway on ActBlue), two progressive champions, are fighting for their political lives? The answer to me is obvious. No. Progressives should fight for progressives like Boxer and Feingold. They fight for us. Not for Blue Dogs who fight for Republican tax policies.

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Full post as published by TalkLeft on September 16, 2010 (boomark / email).

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