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Using Democrat as a pejorative is now so common that it’s almost jarring to hear a Republican or conservative commentator accurately say “Democratic Party.”
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Nikki Gronli, the vice chair of the state's Democratic Party, said Nesiba's bill mirrors Sioux Falls' ordinance, the Argus Leader reported.
