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Latest comment: 27 days ago by Drdrstudio in topic Lead is stuck in 2024 needs updating

Cross-party endorsements

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The article already cites the NY Times piece on the September 2024 Harris endorsement ("Vance Rallies Supporters in Arizona as Walz Stumps in Pennsylvania," Sept. 5, 2024), and that source actually says the group "has endorsed both Democrats and Republicans." That bipartisan point isn't anywhere in the article text, though. Seems worth a line in the 2024 section, something like "The group has endorsed candidates from both major parties," citing that same NYT ref (it's unnamed right now, so it'd need a name to reuse). Drdrstudio (talk) 18:36, 1 July 2026 (UTC)Reply

Lead is stuck in 2024 needs updating

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The lead stops at the 2023–24 goals and doesn't mention any of the 2025 activity covered in the "2025 activities" section below. A sentence in the lead would fix it, something like "In 2025, the group released polling on business leaders' concerns about tariffs, published an open letter defending universities, and campaigned against partisan gerrymandering." Those are all sourced in that section already: the Wall Street Journal on the tariffs poll (Apr. 29, 2025), the WSJ on the universities letter (June 19, 2025), and Bloomberg on the gerrymandering work (Aug. 25, 2025). Drdrstudio (talk) 18:37, 1 July 2026 (UTC)Reply