"As
the candidates make their cases, they should ask voters to look at what
really matters. Purity tests are less useful than proof a rival has the
ability to learn and to grow. Differences in style and emphasis are not
mortal sins.
"The party will have to unite — not superficially, for the duration of the balloon drop at the convention in Milwaukee, but genuinely. So dial back the hissing and spitting, people. It only helps Trump." -- Eugene Robinson in today's Washington Post, who says "Attacking isn't the only way to campaign." Let's keep our attack energies focused on the real existential menace from now until November.
BONUS: Put another way --
This is one of the most brilliant analogies for the 2020 DEM Primary I've seen.— BrooklynDad_Defiant! (@mmpadellan) February 18, 2020
Yeah, a raft COULD offer more than survival, but let's argue about it AFTER we avoid drowning.
ANY BLUE RAFT WILL DO. pic.twitter.com/7rJ53xvoiu
