[Peace] Hoyer has a primary challenger, who is hammering him on endless war

[Debra Schrishuhn]

This example is why primary challenges are essential to the democratic
process. A new DCCC rule (led by Rep Cheri Bustos) blacklists vendors and
political consultants who help primary challengers, preventing them from
getting contracts throughout the election season. With this rule in place,
it would have been much harder for AOC to win, or for any progressive to
challenge a sitting House Democrat effectively.

Our Revolution, aided by Progressive Democrats of America and Justice
Democrats, is heading an effort to get the DCCC to reverse this
anti-democratic ruling. Stay tuned.

Deb

On Tue, Apr 23, 2019 at 2:21 PM Robert Naiman via Peace <
peace at lists.chambana.net> wrote:

>
> Check this out. And then notice who else of your Twitter friends is
> following her on Twitter. This could be *very interesting*. Note that
> Adam Smith got a lot better on this because he was being hammered by a
> primary challenger for voting against our cluster bomb amendment. Hoyer's
> district in Maryland is very close to DC. It would be *so easy* for DC
> people to make trouble there.
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> https://twitter.com/MeetMckayla/status/1120678976375152641
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> *Mckayla Wilkes*‏ @MeetMckayla <https://twitter.com/MeetMckayla>
> FollowingFollowing @MeetMckayla
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> 6/10 Hoyer’s actions on ending U.S. involvement in the war crimes and
> humanitarian crises in Yemen have been tepid at best. While he did
> eventually vote in favor of S.J.Res.7, which I commend, his office
> previously resisted efforts to end our support for the atrocities.
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