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Populist Reform of the Democratic Party
Showing Original Post only (View all)Some basic inaugural discussion about goals? [View all]
Projects we can start in no particular sequence:
1) Short concise statement of what we support for the betterment of this nation;
2) How do we do this? Exp.: Reform/takeover of the Democratic Party? New Party? Movement not based on a party?
3) The Big One: What is the best approach to massively legitimize ourselves to where the Movement is The thing to talk about & to be involved in.
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#2 is very interesting. We should never use the term 'regulation' and innstead should use, say,
grahamhgreen
Nov 2014
#34
Every time the term 'regulation' is said, it should be met with the term 'rules', ex.:
grahamhgreen
Nov 2014
#45
It will be interesting to see if the Dem apparatus allows Warren to change *their* "message..."
villager
Nov 2014
#13
Interesting thought -- that you need the "character" or personality to capture the "mindshare,"
villager
Nov 2014
#16
I think existing progressive groups like the DFA or WFP are a good place to start.
Chathamization
Nov 2014
#14
A strong plank of any populist movement should be a fully educated and informed populace
cascadiance
Nov 2014
#21