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Bernie didn’t push the biggest failure of the 2020 senate races to be the leader of the party and consolidate operations in a state democrats never win. I’m fine if Bernie retired and just supported the nominee at the end. Clyburn Obama Pelosi should too.
bernie cosigned absolute dogshyt candidates that washed out as progressives
 

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he bombed 2 primaries, especially the 2nd one that was reformed specifically to cater to him
Because of Obama the second time of course. Now however I bet regrets backing Joe.


At least Vermont is democratic state, what is SC. Atlanta Boule thinking is driving the black community into a ditch. The conversations you have are not the ones being had in the midwest.
 

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He can’t get anyone to beat Graham, Scott or Haley in his own state, what does he know about getting anyone elected nationally? He needs to go home with Biden
This is Jim Clyburn:

The state Legislature had begun the crucial task of redrawing voting district lines after the 2020 census. Even small changes in the lines can mean the difference between who wins office, who loses and which party holds power. As the process commenced, Clyburn had a problem: His once majority Black district had suffered a daunting exodus of residents since the last count. He wanted his seat to be made as safe as possible. Republicans understood the powerful Black Democrat could not be ignored, even though he came from the opposing party and had no official role in the state-level process. Fortunately for them, Clyburn, who is 82 and was recently reelected to his 16th term, had long ago made peace with the art of bartering.


The resulting map, finalized in January 2022, made Clyburn’s lock on power stronger than it might have been otherwise. A House of Representatives seat that Democrats held as recently as 2018 would become even more solid for the incumbent Republican. This came at a cost: Democrats now have virtually no shot of winning any congressional seat in South Carolina other than Clyburn’s, state political leaders on both sides of the aisle say.

As others attacked the Republican redistricting as an illegal racial gerrymander, Clyburn said nothing publicly. His role throughout the redistricting process has remained out of the public view, and he has denied any involvement in state legislative decisions. And while it’s been clear that Clyburn has been a key participant in past state redistricting, the extent of his role in the 2021 negotiations has not been previously examined. This account draws on public records, hundreds of pages of legal filings and interviews with dozens of South Carolina lawmakers and political experts from both sides of the aisle.


 
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