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Well, Mark, that's the subject of the Times article:

Since the violence of Jan. 6, progressive leaders have not deployed large-scale 
public protests at all.

Interviews with nearly two dozen leaders involved in the effort, and a review 
of several hundred pages of planning documents, polling presentations and legal 
memorandums, revealed an uncommon — and previously unreported — degree of 
collaboration among progressive groups that often struggle to work so closely 
together because of competition over political turf, funding and conflicting 
ideological priorities.

The whole point is the assertion that there are groups around the Democratic 
Party that can control the occurrence of mass demonstrations.  This has nothing 
whatever to do with the body of officials elected on the DP ballot line or the 
confederation of organizations around elections.  Burns claims that these 
groups are the movement behind BLM and the other demonstrating organizations, 
and he further asserts that the absence of such demonstrations demonstrates a 
controlling federation of such groups.

I assume you are asserting that Burns is telling porkies or is simply wrong.  
If you think that Burns's article is not worth engaging, you might consider 
just saying that.


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