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10. I find that hard to believe, as it was and is an extremely common descriptive (at both academic

Reply to brooklynite (Reply #9)

Tue Feb 7, 2023, 10:48 PM

Feb 2023

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levels and in every day popular usage) for the Clinton and Blair regimes both in the US and Europe (especially the UK), as well as globally.

The American organisation/think tank (Third Way) you speak of was not even founded until 2005, LONG after the term (as a political position/philosophy/stance) had already been in extremely widespread use.

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Funny, I was just thinking about them recently, and whathehell Feb 2023 #1

Their congressional caucus, the Problem Solvers, who help scupper some of Biden's agenda Celerity Feb 2023 #3

I didn't know they had a congressional caucus.. whathehell Feb 2023 #5

No, they are split 21 R 21 D atm, and multiple times there were more Dems than Rethugs Celerity Feb 2023 #6

Omg..You are a wealth of information, Celerity! whathehell Feb 2023 #7

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FYI: NO LABELS has nothing to do with THIRD WAY brooklynite Feb 2023 #4

2 different things. Your Third Way is an organisation. The 'third way' referenced in the OP is a Celerity Feb 2023 #8

I have never heard of "third way" used as a "political-philosophical movement/stance/position" brooklynite Feb 2023 #9

I find that hard to believe, as it was and is an extremely common descriptive (at both academic Celerity Feb 2023 #10