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After COVID relief bill, progressives look for next big win

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Nina Turner s Dark Money Pledge Sparks Accusation Of Hypocrisy

Updated 2 days ago Nina Turnerâs Dark Money Pledge Sparks Accusation Of Hypocrisy The former Ohio state senator previously ran a progressive group that technically raised âdark money.â Nina Turner, the former Ohio state senator turned progressive icon, is calling on her rivals in the Democratic special election primary for Ohioâs 11th Congressional District to join her in swearing off âcorporate special interest dollars funneled through super PACs and Dark Money groups.â But Turnerâs top rival, Cuyahoga County Councilwoman Shontel Brown, is accusing her of hypocrisy, noting that Turner previously led Our Revolution, a left-leaning group whose fundraising structure does not require it to disclose its donors.

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Nevada Democratic Party Raises Funds Shuttled by Ex-Staff

Some former party staff have since reached out to the new team to support the transition, Whitmer told The Intercept, and things have been going more smoothly since the election. “The outpouring of support nationwide has been incredible,” Whitmer said, pointing to small-dollar donations and contributions from groups like the Progressive Change Campaign Committee and Our Revolution. The party also has good relationships with the DNC and the Association of State Democratic Chairs, she added, which “puts NV Dems in a good position to really move forward on the work that we want to do.” That work includes boosting Democratic enthusiasm for the 2022 midterms, when voter turnout is likely to dip; going door to door to educate people about their benefits under the latest federal coronavirus relief package; and working to build support for signature policies like Medicare for All.

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SCOOP: Progressives wishlist for the infrastructure bill

POLITICO Get the Huddle newsletter Sign Up By signing up you agree to receive email newsletters or updates from POLITICO and you agree to our privacy policy and terms of service. You can unsubscribe at any time and you can contact us here. This sign-up form is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Presented by FIRST IN HUDDLE HOUSE PROGRESSIVES’ HAVE A LIST OF DEMANDS: The nearly 100-member Congressional Progressive Caucus issued its top priorities for President Joe Biden’s infrastructure sprawling package yesterday, and it shows they want to go BIG. Here are the caucus’ top five priorities,

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White House meets little resistance in hiring former lobbyists

ADVERTISEMENT “Switching between working for a public interest organization and for the government doesn t involve switching teams, it just involves switching offices. Your North Star remains the same trying to vindicate your view of what is broadly right or wrong,” said Jeff Hauser, Revolving Door Project executive director. “Lobbying generally is constitutionally protected and is not the problem with government; corporate lobbying is,” he added. Stephanie Taylor, co-founder of Progressive Change Campaign Committee, said: “Public interest lobbyists are generally not an issue. The issue is corporate lobbyists who could, with one exemption in the tax code or one alteration to regulation, skew hundreds of billions of dollars to their former industry.”

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