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The first in a five-day series where our writer gauges the mood of US progressives during a 10-day trip across the country. A few months after the 2016 election, 29-year-old Emily Marburger posted an update on a private Facebook group, Pantsuit Nation, that had been set up to support Hillary Clinton’s failed presidential bid. “Like the rest of us last November, I woke up to a situation I didn’t know existed,” she wrote. “I knew I had to get involved. I felt driven to help. But I never imagined I’d find myself, at 29, running for Mayor in the heated Democratic primary in my tiny square mile borough of 8,000 (just outside Pittsburgh).” It was really only after I won the primary that I began to feel like there was someone bigger happening and that this might be part of it Continue reading…
