A Democrat Fight Song Is Introduced At DNC Meeting And The Reviews Are Horrible
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"Nah," opined a former Obama appointee in the Department of Justice.
Party members at the Democratic National Committee summer meeting this week aimed to unite against President Donald Trump and his policies.
But maybe a new fight song wasn’t the way to do it.
An official from the political action committee ActBlue repeatedly introduced a fight song the party could adopt, projecting the lyrics so attendees could “sing along,” Semafor’s David Weigel reported Wednesday.
Weigel shared a screen grab of one verse ― a cliche’d hodgepodge of inspo anthems that went:
D-E-M-S, we rise!Stronger together — blue skies!Lift your voice, we’re bold and true,Onward, Democrats — We shine blue!
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