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Party loyalty shouldn’t come before principles
Stevens drew swift party backlash after backing Rogers, reigniting debate over whether Democrats should prioritize loyalty or principle.
Summary by Hawaii Tribune-Herald
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Party loyalty shouldn’t come before principles
American politics has become a test of allegiance. Candidates are expected to defend their party’s nominee, voters are urged to treat every election as an existential battle and dissent is quickly branded betrayal. That is not strength. It is a warning that party loyalty is crowding out independent judgment.
The Baltimore Sun: Party loyalty shouldn’t come before principles
American politics has become a test of allegiance. Candidates are expected to defend their party’s nominee, voters are urged to treat every election as an existential battle and dissent is quickly branded betrayal. That is not strength. It is a…
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