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Democratic US Senator Calls Establishment-Controlled Democratic Party 'A Failed Enterprise'

A Democratic senator who has long been associated with the party's establishment is now conceding that its old approach to doing politics has failed. In an interview with David Sirota of The Lever published on Tuesday, Sen. Michael Bennet (D-Colo.) described "the establishment Democratic Party" as "a failed enterprise." "It is so hard to lose two general…

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