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5. Since there aren't gradations given in the rule I'd infer the prohibition would stand against

Tue Aug 3, 2021, 12:46 AM

Aug 2021

bashing her, especially since the rule extends to independents. It’d ultimately be for a jury to decide.

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What are DU rules if hypothetically someone wins a primary that is too extreme? [View all] Polybius Aug 2021 OP

My understanding is, you can criticize policy issues rpannier Aug 2021 #1

It's in TOS JudyM Aug 2021 #2

I know the TOS but was asking if they are absolute Polybius Aug 2021 #4

Bernie haters get a wide berth. CentralMass Aug 2021 #8

Yes, they are and I have found the same Sherman A1 Aug 2021 #11

Yes, they certainly seem to /nt wackadoo wabbit Aug 2021 #13

As do Manchin and Sinema bashers luv2fly Aug 2021 #14

But Manchin and Sinema are often working against Democratic ideals, wackadoo wabbit Aug 2021 #16

so when trump becomes a dem....? nt msongs Aug 2021 #6

We can criticize his policy of corruption! RainCaster Aug 2021 #9

how that rule is enforced- mopinko Aug 2021 #15