Interesting long essay at Jacobin by Paul Heideman about how the left tried to remake the Democratic Party in the 1960s and 1970s and why it failed. While I can.
It's good to see Democrats move away from Jefferson/Jackson dinners at the state level. There's no real reason to tie the party to two long dead white slaveowning men who.
I think some of the ways in which a generic Democratic president differs from a Republican are well-known to informed observers, if they tend to drop out of discussions of.
Loomis has identified a troubling trend.
Chris Bowers:African-Americans support Democrats by about an 8-1 ratio. All 42 African-American members of the House and Senate are Democrats.The LGBT community supports Democrats by about a 3-1 ratio. Both.
