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In reply to the discussion: The War for the Soul of the Democratic Party [View all]stevenleser
(32,886 posts)48. Boom goes the dynamite. Non-economist disagrees with Nobel Laureate in economics.
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The Democratic Party is becoming more and more the D-Wing of the Corporate Party
hobbit709
Dec 2014
#1
And others treat criticism and pessimism as viable political strategy ...
1StrongBlackMan
Dec 2014
#25
Boom goes the dynamite. Non-economist disagrees with Nobel Laureate in economics.
stevenleser
Dec 2014
#48
Lots of people correctly predicted the last collapse. Most of them dont agree with Hartmann
stevenleser
Dec 2014
#46
Me too. We can have a Democracy or concentrated wealth at the top, but not both.
RiverLover
Dec 2014
#4
I love Maxine Waters, she is one of the 3 remaining of the 6 founders of the Progressive Caucus
Bluenorthwest
Dec 2014
#8
Me too! I called her office to tell her staffers to thank her for her backbone.
calimary
Dec 2014
#23
Thanks for hanging in there, waiting for Democrats to be Democrats once elected!
RiverLover
Dec 2014
#51