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Populist Reform of the Democratic Party

sabrina 1

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6. I agree, however their public stance has been that 'politics requires compromise'.

Reply to merrily (Reply #5)

Fri Jan 2, 2015, 03:00 PM

Jan 2015

And unfortunately that seems to work as an excuse for far too many loyal Dems who defend it. Which is why they don't come right and tell us the real reason why they are supporting policies no Democrat should be willing to do.

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Mario Cuomo's 1984 DNC speech, "A Tale of Two Cities." [View all] merrily Jan 2015 OP

Thanks for posting this Merrily. Waiting For Everyman Jan 2015 #1

Ideas like this resonate with all kinds of people, if they are put clearly and without slant. merrily Jan 2015 #3

Kicked and recommended! I remember watching this live. Enthusiast Jan 2015 #2

That is a great speech. Cuomo was a great orator. sabrina 1 Jan 2015 #4

Dems today are not appeasing Republicans. They are doing what they see as being in their own merrily Jan 2015 #5

I agree, however their public stance has been that 'politics requires compromise'. sabrina 1 Jan 2015 #6

Is the term, "plausible deniability?" merrily Jan 2015 #7