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After losing big on Super Tuesday, Texas progressives hope to salvage some victories in July | Dallas Weekly

  • Jul 9, 2020
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Judging from March, the ideological left wing of the Democratic Party in Texas should be inconsolable. After months of high hopes, the faction ran into a centrist buzz saw in the March 3 primary. Joe Biden practically locked up the Democratic presidential nomination, and progressive candidates experienced electoral drubbings. Among the fallen: presidential candidates Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, congressional []

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