The Vermont senator's Fight Oligarchy tour offeres a lifeline to flailing Democrats—and a warning to their leaders.

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At a town hall in Stratham, U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas faced a passionate crowd demanding stronger Democratic action against ...

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Eau Claire, Wisconsin (CNN) — Backstage in a dressing room drinking a can of diet Mountain Dew as 900 people filled a ... on stage by asking the crowd to call out ideas for standing up to Trump, Walz ...