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DemocraticSocialist8

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4. Well there's Rational Progressivism and Radical Progressivism

Reply to valerief (Reply #1)

Fri Mar 4, 2016, 12:28 AM

Mar 2016

Rational progressivism tends to be more incrementalist and according to proponents of this, more "pragmatic." Radical progressivism is in more of the Sanders vein and is about making major transformational changes.

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How Many Posters Here Consider Themselves to be Radical Progressives? [View all] DemocraticSocialist8 Mar 2016 OP

You need to define that label for a good answer. If you're being sincere. nt valerief Mar 2016 #1

Well there's Rational Progressivism and Radical Progressivism DemocraticSocialist8 Mar 2016 #4

I feel the bern. nt valerief Mar 2016 #5

The M$M will call anything they want you not to support as radical. JonLeibowitz Mar 2016 #2

me, me, me...except that virgista Mar 2016 #3

So I'm Guessing Not Many Then? LOL DemocraticSocialist8 Mar 2016 #6