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New York Times deputy opinion editor Patrick Healy said Sen. Bernie Sanders' speech to the Democratic National Convention was an attempt to “make policy proposals that put [ Kamala] Harris in a big-government vise, binding (or pushing) her in a direction that a lot of moderates do not want to go.” Strangely, though, the specific policies that Healey mentioned Sanders as promoting don’t seem to be particularly unpopular, with moderates or anyone else.
Rather, opinion polls find them to be supported by broad majorities: - “Overturning Citizens United’s decision that allows the wealthy to spend unlimited amounts of money on elections. -.
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