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Those who look to the New Deal as a possible model for Democratic economic policies in this era... [View all]
Ken Burch
Apr 2017
OP
Well it's a reason for most of us to side eye that nostalgia because it goes hand in hand...
bettyellen
Apr 2017
#1
The new deal WAS the govt intervening to help some people while keeping others down. It not only
bettyellen
Apr 2017
#3
No, I don't think that's all that happened. You'd have ever right to be angry if I did think that.
Ken Burch
May 2017
#11
I agree that if you phrase it as "let's go BACK to the Thirties", that it wouldn't resonate
Ken Burch
May 2017
#29
If you scan this thread the level of denial about how perfect the program was
bettyellen
May 2017
#31
Redefine the proposition summaries needed, re-examine the breadth and width of any policies
LanternWaste
May 2017
#62
Your views are decidedly ahistorical and unsupported by any professional
KingCharlemagne
May 2017
#41
Thank you. Obviously that poster read one book that convinced them it was all roses...
bettyellen
May 2017
#52
People believe what is convenient for them at times. And if you read this thread ...
bettyellen
May 2017
#57
I guess we could debate the historical validity of BettyEllen's statement that "The new deal
KingCharlemagne
May 2017
#66
No more than everything in the US today is tainted by this being an country that makes war on others
David__77
May 2017
#51
Yet it's the economically secure that are hating on POC and equal rights for women right now. There
bettyellen
May 2017
#22
The post I responded to sure made excuses about people "having patience" for others civil rights
bettyellen
May 2017
#28
lovemydogs, no white people will ever have any right to lecture people of color about "patience"
Ken Burch
May 2017
#32
I agree that there were exclusions and injustices(such as redlining)in the New Deal era.
Ken Burch
May 2017
#13
Bernie Sanders never had a problem with minorities or women, unlike some think
lovemydogs
May 2017
#16
No, Bernie never had a problem, but you're not listening to what she is saying.
Ken Burch
May 2017
#35
I'm addressing the justified anger and distrust bettyellen expressed upthread.
Ken Burch
May 2017
#25
I appreciate your effort to unify, but it wasn't well received by that poster.
Buckeye_Democrat
May 2017
#42
We need to acknowledge that a wrong was done to communities of color then, though.
Ken Burch
May 2017
#33
"Civil rights and women's rights are now standard" you could have fooled us.
bettyellen
May 2017
#23
If you look at how often people want to remove the policies from any context on the
bettyellen
May 2017
#60
It's not isolationism...it's a recognition that there's little more that can be achieved through war
Ken Burch
May 2017
#38
I think the new deal was remarkable and even more remarkable for its time that it became law.
Demsrule86
May 2017
#40