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It’s My Party and I’ll Leave When I Want To

Summary by New York Magazine
The challenge for Democrats, argues Rebecca Traister, is to wrest control from the party’s gerontocracy while containing the chaos that will naturally ensue from younger politicians.

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It’s My Party and I’ll Leave When I Want To

The challenge for Democrats, argues Rebecca Traister, is to wrest control from the party’s gerontocracy while containing the chaos that will naturally ensue from younger politicians.

·New York, United States
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