Marianne Williamson

Rank 18 of 47

Score 67

@GregTSargent @natashakorecki No, he is the man who blocked both Phillips and myself from the Wisconsin ballot. If the DNC is looking for a new beginning, Wikler would be the opposite of that. It would be a sign to everyone that nothing is going to change.

11/18/2024, 11:40:09 PM

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Greg Sargent

@GregTSargent

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Good news: Ben Wikler is seriously considering a run for DNC chair, a source familiar with his thinking tells me.

(confirming @natashakorecki)

Ben would be a great DNC chair: Fully committed to deep organizing and avoids the pitfalls of factional squabbles and finger-pointing.

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