A Discussion on The Left & The Working Class

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[re'up]

Opinion | Would Bernie Sanders Have Won?

Faiz Shakir makes a case for the Democratic Party to embrace economic populism.

www.nytimes.com

 

[re'up]

double post

 

[Wargames]

Dems also don't take enough advantage of the chances they do have

I'm tired of saying, white ppl love racism, oh well nothing we can do

Meanwhile, Merrick Garland got chosen as Attorney General, after we already saw what happens when ppl with Republican sympathies gdt chosen

shyt is nasty

Merrick Garland is the biggest political p*ssy since…. shyt IDK he might be the biggest one ever.

 

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This economic myth needs to go away

Sixty percent of Americans are not struggling to get by

www.slowboring.com

 

[Hood Critic]

Maybe I didnt say it properly but the thread wasn't so much about the US and Dems, it was more about why the working class / low wage/service workers / no college education voters shift to the far right globally (or in the West at least) and if we can get them back.

I agree that there is definitely a racial/xenophobic component to their shift but then, as long as we live in multi ethnic societies, is it possible to keep winning elections without them ?

They'll be back when the "populist" suit they're currently trying on doesn't fit the way they expect.

 

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Irami spitting

 

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oh look, I was right. Bernie completely doesn’t get the working class argument. People want to work, not perceived handouts