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Electoral success for Democrats in November will hinge on muting Republican nationalism with economic populism centered on raising wages. 
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Because of the importance of the first debate of the season for Democrats, we're devoting the entire column today to scrutinizing the various talking points (good and bad) delivered by the candidates.
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The full dialogue from the debate hosted by CNN and Facebook from the Wynn Resort in Las Vegas.
Samantha VandeBunte's curator insight,
October 15, 2015 4:35 PM
It's amazing to hear the difference in the opinions between the Democratic and Republican parties.
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The front-runner’s experience put her in command as she and her rivals took the stage in Las Vegas.
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Frustration with division and gridlock in Washington lead many Americans to impugn both political parties for the current broken and ineffective state of government.
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The Quiet Revolution: How the New Left Took Over the Democratic Party American Thinker This in turn, he argued, causes the working class proletariat to rise up and overthrow the capitalist order, seize the means of production, eliminate private...
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Noam Chomsky is glad to see Bernie Sanders (I-VT) running for president because, even though he doesn’t think he’ll win, he’ll provide a needed “thorn in the side” of the Clinton juggernaut. Chomsky, a beloved public intellectual, linguist and MIT professor emeritus, said in an email to a friend of Alternet’s Zaid Jilani, that Sanders’ campaign is an important vehicle for ideas and facts in an electoral system beset by big money and political dynasties, writing: …
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The columnist sees a budding populism and unrepentant liberalism in a once centrist party.
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For the first time in decades, dangerous myths about "insolvency" are fading away. Here's how it happened
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“Left anticommunists find any association with communist organizations to be morally unacceptable because of the 'crimes of communism.' Yet many of them are themselves associated with the De...
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