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March-eh-teach. Writer @Jacobin, co-host @1of200podcast. Faves =/= agree. Author of Yesterday's Man: the Case Against Joe Biden
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The Socialist Electoral Project Still Hasn’t Hit Its Ceiling

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By Branko Marcetic Verified
| ZNetwork
Last night was a sobering one for the Left. After months of exhilarating victories, including Abdul El-Sayed’s stunning Michigan Senate primary win just last week, the Left’s hopes for another high-profile Midwest triumph crashed in Wisconsin, where socialist gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong saw her double-digit polling lead evaporate into a 0.5 point defeat to the Democratic establishment’s centrist choice, David Crowley.
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The Socialist Electoral Project Still Hasn’t Hit Its Ceiling

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By Branko Marcetic Verified
| Portside
Looking beyond Wisconsin, things were brighter for the Left. The most high-profile victory was Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan’s win over the centrist, ex-medical-device-industry-executive Angie Craig in neighboring Minnesota’s Senate primary, the only other endorsement Sanders made for this set of primaries.
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The Socialist Electoral Project Still Hasn’t Hit Its Ceiling

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By Branko Marcetic Verified
| Jacobin Verified
Last night was a sobering one for the Left. After months of exhilarating victories, including Abdul El-Sayed’s stunning Michigan Senate primary win just last week, the Left’s hopes for another high-profile Midwest triumph crashed in Wisconsin, where socialist gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong saw her double-digit polling lead evaporate into a 0.5 point defeat to the Democratic establishment’s centrist choice, David Crowley.
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