Thread by @ElizabethleaVos

The Critical Difference Between Tim Canova And Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

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This article is intended to highlight - through contrast with Cortez - why it is so critically important that the entire US - not only Floridians - throw the full weight of their support behind Canova's campaign in these last few weeks leading up to the November election.

"Canova’s campaign accepts no corporate funds whatsoever despite the fact that it faces one of the most overtly corrupt and powerful political figures in the country." Debbie Wasserman Schultz, is the former DNC Chairwoman at the heart of rigging the 2016 primary against Sanders"

".. Not to mention the illegal destruction of ballots in her previous race against Canova."

"Wasserman-Schultz was also centrally involved with the infamous #Awanscandal, which #Trump’s Department of Justice has since refused to prosecute, conveniently making the issue disappear just in time for the upcoming midterms."

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In NYC recently, we saw a repeat of 2016 in the allegations of voter interference and suppression in the Dem primary between incumbent Andrew Cuomo and progressive Cynthia Nixon. Not only do we see renewed roll purging: Cuomo's win closely parallels Clinton's in 2016.

Cuomo's victory was then endorsed by @Ocasio2018.

What does that tell us? It shows that "progressives" who remain inside the bounds of the neoliberal DNC will endorse those who cheat voters, just as Sanders endorsed Clinton after she cheated him.

Instead of endorsing such establishment-backed figures and corrupt actors like Cortez and Sanders have, Tim Canova took legal action regarding the destruction of ballots - and WON. Here lies the gulf between word and action.

Video via @theProgSoapbox

"Cuomo was reported to have called the (so-called) insurgent progressive wave in his party ‘not even a ripple.’ Cuomo’s sentiments – perhaps unintentionally – echo the reality that a genuine progressive insurgency cannot exist within the current Democratic Party matrix."