Democrats (US)
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US student socialists assess ‘explosive’ Gaza solidarity encampment movement
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Trapped in the Democratic Party: The Left, Bidenomics, and socialist strategy
Principles and tactics: Socialists utilizing the Democratic Party ballot-line
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Contributions to a debate by Paul Le Blanc, Rob Lyons & Matthew Strauss
Preface by Paul Le Blanc
With the one-sentence preface “these ten points indicate where my thinking is now on certain questions,” I initiated a tempest in the little teapot of my FaceBook page, although the storm – such as it was – swept through other sites and beyond the virtual reality of the worldwide web.
What generated the debate were ten fairly succinct points on how I felt revolutionary socialists should respond to socialists running on the ballot-line of the Democratic Party (the most famous so far being Congressional representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez) and the related question of the Bernie Sanders campaign. Many had assumed I would express “revolutionary rejection” – and the fact that I expressed something different astonished many.
United States: A left strategy for the 2020 elections and beyond
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By Carl Davidson 
United States: Greitens scandal - looking beneath the surface
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