DNC Chair Race: PEREZ WINS (DNC asks all staffers to resign)

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Yes, it means Republican-lite when it comes to economics.

Time is undefeated. They'll die eventually. If they insist on maintaining this shytty system before they kick the can, we'll look elsewhere.
Deregulation, reducing states rights on the economy and eliminating price controls doesn't have anything to do with the Democrats of today though...That's basically Republican/libertarian principles.

Waiting on them to die or running away won't get anything solved either.
 

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Deregulation, reducing states rights on the economy and eliminating price controls doesn't have anything to do with the Democrats of today though...That's basically Republican/libertarian principles.

Waiting on them to die or running away won't get anything solved either.

Have you even been paying attention to policies under Democrats since the 1970s/1980s, and particularly under Clinton?

It's not "running away." It is building an alternative that actually serves the interests of the working class. It's been time for the working class to stop hitching its fortunes to a bourgeois party anyway and become a class for itself. I don't even think that will be achieved through the Democratic Party but if the party can be reformed to move in a more social democratic direction and create space for more radical developments, that would be a positive.
 
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Have you even been paying attention to policies under Democrats since the 1970s/1980s, and particularly under Clinton?

It's not "running away." It is building an alternative that actually serves the interests of the working class. It's been time for the working class to stop hitching its fortunes to a bourgeois party anyway and become a class for itself. I don't even think that will be achieved through the Democratic Party but if the party can be reformed to move in a more social democratic direction and create space for more radical developments, that would be a positive.
Wait...I was talking about Democrats of today and not 20 years ago. That neoliberal stuff does not apply today. Our platform is far more progressive than anything we've ever had, but we don't have enough people in the office to get things done. And they'll never get to be in office if we continue to give up and try to do something else.
 

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Wait...I was talking about Democrats of today and not 20 years ago. That neoliberal stuff does not apply today. Our platform is far more progressive than anything we've ever had, but we don't have enough people in the office to get things done. And they'll never get to be in office if we continue to give up and try to do something else.

The issue is tactics

They don't want to get rid of corporate money as they've grown so fat off it

The Dems have the most money they've ever had but can't win state seats
 
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The issue is tactics

They don't want to get rid of corporate money as they've grown so fat off it

The Dems have the most money they've ever had but can't win state seats
Corporate PACs can only donate $5K and they are donations made from actual people. DNC does not take big corporate checks because that's illegal. DLCC is responsible for those state seats and not DNC. They, along with the DCCC, are not funded well and that's a problem. It would be nice if there was more structure there with the DNC funneling the money to all levels all the time instead of just during presidential elections.


Yup.

There was also push for Perez to run for Governor of Maryland

I don't know about all of that. It's sad that people are so quick to just write off Perez's achievements.
 
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