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Copied from my WP:DRV comment

I was easily able to find mass media coverage which had apparently been overlooked, such as [1] that I have already added to the REFUNDed draft. Here are some more:

  • "Kyle Kulinski, a co-founder of Justice Democrats and an influential left-wing podcast host, went further. 'If democratic elites really think they’re gonna casually override the will of the voters they have another thing coming,' he said...." Bowman, Bryan (20 February 2020). "Democratic Primary: What Happens if No One Wins a Majority of Delegates?". The Globe Post.
  • "'Bloomberg literally packed the audience for cheers for himself,' said Kyle Kulinski, host of the Kyle Kulinski show...." York, Mario Koran Adam Gabbatt in New; Belam (earlier), Martin (27 February 2020). "Trump campaign sues New York Times for libel over Russia opinion piece – as it happened". The Guardian.
  • "'Stunning middle finger to democracy and the democratic base,' said journalist Kyle Kulinski of the other candidates...." <ref>Higgins, Eoin (February 20, 2020). "The Most Unnerving Moment From the Nevada Democratic Debate". Truthdig.
  • "This year’s Politicon (the annual non-partisan political convention which aims to bring 'Republicans, Democrats, and people of all stripes together...') culminated with a debate between Charlie Kirk, the founder and president of Turning Point USA, and Kyle Kulinski, the co-founder of Justice Democrats and host of The Kyle Kulinski Show." Haworth, Ian (November 4, 2019). "Why The 'All' In 'Medicare for All' Is Not The Be-All And End-All". Townhall.

Do we consider such quotations as an authority to be substantial coverage or merely mentions in passing? In contrast, here is a Rolling Stone article which mentions him in passing but does not quote him as an authority. In any case, these sources lead with his name, so they seem like substantial coverage:

73.222.115.101 (talk) 08:38, 27 February 2020 (UTC)[reply]