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What are the objectives for the Democratic Party in the coming year?
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From the point of view of the Democratic Party itself the main goal of this year is the re-election of President Barack Obama and as many Democrats running nationwide as possible. This is election season and the Democrats have turned to the chore of electing Democrats.
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