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Napoleon
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« on: July 28, 2014, 01:03:27 AM »

So a Conservative is saying that liberals aren't liberal enough?

This, and a conservative is angered by Democrats being tools for Wall Street? What about Republicans?

While obviously Democrats are a bit better at standing up to Wall Street, there are some pretty anti Wall Street Republicans who might consider voting for Democrats if they ever took a real stand against Wall Street.

I doubt it.

Democrats have no incentive to go against Wall Street, because it loses them lots of funding while gaining little to nothing in return. The only vaguely "populist" element currently within the GOP is the Tea Party, and good luck getting them to vote for any Democrat.

The New Deal coalition says hello.

From their graves, maybe. Tongue
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