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The Way Forward
In reply to the discussion: So much to do, but first I'd start with a platform from Bernie Sanders, and then move left. [View all]mopinko
(72,149 posts)41. yes, branding does matter.
as for the rest, that was then. its a different world.
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So much to do, but first I'd start with a platform from Bernie Sanders, and then move left. [View all]
TBF
Jan 21
OP
Given Sanders didn't win the primary, would the voters allow it seems more important
EdmondDantes_
Jan 21
#8
This is a critical point... DEMS had more billionaires in their corner in 2024 than the GOP.
WarGamer
Jan 21
#17
If our goal is to please billionaires, we will never be the party for the working class. nt
TBF
Jan 21
#19
To remind us all of the elements in the Sanders platform, I'm posting a link below from 2019.
Lonestarblue
Jan 21
#6
well, you're doing quite a bit of conflating there. but the aca exists, too. and it's better.
mopinko
Jan 22
#30
Exactly right. Biden might be the first non-neoliberal president we've had since LBJ.
Self Esteem
Jan 22
#51
Both Sides insult that Ds have same policies as Rs: deregulation, privatization, austerity, and a stupid
betsuni
Jan 24
#60
When Tim Walz was picked by Kamala Harris I was ecstatic. She made a fabulous choice and the buzz was
Nanjeanne
Jan 21
#14
i ve been left most of my adult life , with out us lefties ( no joke here ) we wouldnt be here what we are today
AllaN01Bear
Jan 22
#25
A big part of Bernie's appeal is that he's not a Democrat, or at least not "Establishment."
DickKessler
Jan 22
#31
since Bernie's plan has never really been implemented, it still is a new way forward for a party that has really
NewHendoLib
Jan 22
#54
What really is "far left"? The kinds of policies that every other civilized industrial nation seems to have like
Nanjeanne
Jan 23
#58
Popular for quite awhile, and that is just one policy among many we should be champions for:
Passages
Jan 25
#66
As much as I have always admired her, that simply isn't enough.. but it's not nothing.
msfiddlestix
Wednesday
#69