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Rhiannon12866

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Thu Jan 2, 2025, 03:55 AM Jan 2

Will the Democratic Party Take the Fight to the Rich? - Thom Hartmann



Americans don't like the rich and the Democratic Party needs to harness this if we ever want to win an election again.

A caller asks how the Democratic Party can reclaim its roots and prioritize middle-class economics like FDR once did and like Bernie Sanders does now. Will the Democratic Party become the party of the working class?

Thom and Ed discuss strategies for grassroots change, from Elizabeth Warren and Bernie’s vision to taking over local party platforms and building a movement from the ground up.

Are you in? - Aired on 01/01/2025.

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Will the Democratic Party Take the Fight to the Rich? - Thom Hartmann (Original Post) Rhiannon12866 Jan 2 OP
Love the callers concrete plan and strategy to accomplish it. multigraincracker Jan 2 #1
if we can get the economy straight, and i think thast will take some serious wage and social security increases rampartd Jan 2 #2

multigraincracker

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1. Love the callers concrete plan and strategy to accomplish it.
Thu Jan 2, 2025, 06:46 AM
Jan 2

I use to see Thom around East Lansing all the time in 70 and 71.

rampartd

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2. if we can get the economy straight, and i think thast will take some serious wage and social security increases
Thu Jan 2, 2025, 07:24 AM
Jan 2

making work as attractive as speculation, grifting, and fraud

our values of "diversity/equity/and inclusion" will meet less resistance.

the courts need a good hosing out as well. "justice matters"

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