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Populist Reform of the Democratic Party

Eleanors38

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6. Good find. IMO, Bernie Sanders is the last train out for our system.

Reply to merrily (Original post)

Wed Aug 12, 2015, 12:27 PM

Aug 2015

If he or a reasonable equivalent does not make it in, and gain enough allies in Congress, then our country Will slide toward more economic breakdown and a condition of rolling societal disruptions as more and more younger folks shed their oh-so-cool and hep jargon-jiving about how no one can change things and discover they Have to change. It's no longer a "lifestyle choice" or a happy hour debating point.

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Why Liberals Have To Be Radicals [View all] merrily Aug 2015 OP

Certainly. This is why even with Bernie in the WH, we'd continue to criticize and push him. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Aug 2015 #1

I disagree - the neoliberal status quo of trade deals for the 1 percent are what's radical HFRN Aug 2015 #2

I see what you mean, but I disagree. merrily Aug 2015 #3

Some of us older folks are paying our kids' student loans too. nt LiberalEsto Aug 2015 #4

The sandwich generation. Financially and emotionally responsible for your kids and for your parents merrily Aug 2015 #5

Good find. IMO, Bernie Sanders is the last train out for our system. Eleanors38 Aug 2015 #6

Glad you feel that way. Sorry it's probably true. merrily Aug 2015 #7

Radical is a powerful word Fairgo Aug 2015 #8

I've never seen "radical" as pejorative, in and of itself. merrily Aug 2015 #9