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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Well this is interesting > "NYT: The Democratic Base Isn’t … Liberal?" [View all]SwampG8r
(10,287 posts)46. A lot of stuff would have been hidden back in the day
A coterie of members meeting offsite to plan disruptions here would have been ts'ed
So would admissions of trolling sent via pm
Linking to storefront in order to post antisemitic attacks against a dem candidate would have gotten the same
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Well this is interesting > "NYT: The Democratic Base Isn’t … Liberal?" [View all]
Bread and Circus
Nov 2015
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We Are Fighting For Authoritarians To Rule Over Us - At The Behest Of The 1%
cantbeserious
Nov 2015
#1
Why are people so paranoid about reading outside of just liberal blogs/links?
Bread and Circus
Nov 2015
#17
Well...I think they are quoting the New York Times... do you dispute the stats or the conclusions?
Bread and Circus
Nov 2015
#13
I don't know I was just googling stuff...isn't this good news for Clinton though?
Bread and Circus
Nov 2015
#15
Projection. Since when do any HRC supporters discuss policies? What's HRC's policy for
rhett o rick
Nov 2015
#11
the data in the graph defines bizarro world. voting against self best interests.
NRaleighLiberal
Nov 2015
#8
Maybe you should...or at least look at the graph at the NY times. It is interesting, to me, anyway.
Bread and Circus
Nov 2015
#16
I think this is more of an identification thing rather than what policies you support but..
Bread and Circus
Nov 2015
#24
What's wierd to me is how the people w/ less money are more conservative...
Bread and Circus
Nov 2015
#30
And then what is also weird are how highly educated higher income people are more liberal.
Bread and Circus
Nov 2015
#37
Gallup's polling says the USA is 25% liberal and the Democratic Party is 45% liberal
Recursion
Nov 2015
#14
30 years ago I think the GOP breakdown would have been similar to the Democratic one.
stevenleser
Nov 2015
#18
It's nonsense, the Republicans were hugely conservative under Reagan, racist, anti gay to the point
Bluenorthwest
Nov 2015
#41
You could have asked me what I meant and you would have seen we don't disagree.
stevenleser
Nov 2015
#44
The question is how did they define those terms "Liberal, Mostly Liberal, etc"
stevenleser
Nov 2015
#20
But I have heard here many times that the Country is too conservative for Bernie. Has that not...
Bread and Circus
Nov 2015
#36
Sadly it seems the Democratic Party is too conservative for him as well.
Bread and Circus
Nov 2015
#47
Dem base has LOST 10% of its membership since 2008. Repubs have lost a lot of their base too.
sabrina 1
Nov 2015
#21
Yes, definitely. He is drawing support from disillusioned Repubs, former Paul libertarians,
sabrina 1
Nov 2015
#26
If graph is true it speaks to education. As groups get poorer they become less consistently liberal.
EndElectoral
Nov 2015
#45