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Question: Which of these Democratic presidential hopefuls is the most economically liberal/populist?
#1
Sen. Russell Feingold (WI)
 
#2
Sen. Evan Bayh (IN)
 
#3
Sen. Hillary R. Clinton (NY)
 
#4
Gov. Phil Bredeson (TN)
 
#5
Gov. Mark Warner (VA)
 
#6
Gov. Mike Easley (NC)
 
#7
Sen. John Kerry (MA)
 
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Total Voters: 31

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« on: April 03, 2005, 10:04:55 PM »

He doesn't have to be more liberal, just communicate it better. Kerry was pretty far to the left economically, he just couldn't shake the elitist image.

Kerry was moderate to center-right economically.  Even the most left wing candidate - in my opinion Feingold, is barely left leaning.  The Democratic party is simply not a center-left party, as its base would like to believe, or a far left party, as FOX would have it - no, it is a moderately, center-right party, beholden to corporate sponsors.





Interesting observations.    What kind of weed are you hittin?
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