Political debate on office nominations and party strategy
A long partisan column discusses which offices should be political and which not, debating whether judges are political and evaluating Democratic views on nominating candidates for U S Senate, Congress, and state legislature. It mentions potential nominees and critiques Republican and editorials from multiple papers.
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Jmelph
United States Senate
Dodge Lord
United States
Democratic Party
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Thayer
Jude Bhattick
Honma Thuat
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