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In reply to the discussion: Is "open up the party to working people" really code for [View all]Fast Walker 52
(7,723 posts)25. the party is "open" to working people, period
access is always a more tricky aspect of a party, but part of this is that running campaigns is really expensive and you need big donors.
Bottom line is working people have a far louder voice in the Dems than in the Repubs.
Sounds like you and Bernie are the ones sowing division.
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Since when has the party not been open to white working class people? n/t
Zing Zing Zingbah
Feb 2017
#6
Need to look hard at what they're saying. When Sanders says we're not open to the "working class"
Hekate
Feb 2017
#16
They need to concern themselves with our civil rights too- if they can't see how we
bettyellen
Feb 2017
#20
If that's the case then we need a strategy that will help get Democrats elected.
jalan48
Feb 2017
#23
The question is why would anyone write off Dems as not being "working people" - this is a RW meme...
bettyellen
Feb 2017
#24
Traditionally there has always been only ONE party open to the working class. Think Civil Rights.
Rex
Feb 2017
#12
Why can't Bernie focus on solutions instead of slamming the former Secretary of Labor
pnwmom
Feb 2017
#33