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Populist Reform of the Democratic Party

F4lconF16

(3,747 posts)

4. Don't fall for it.

Reply to TerrapinFlyer (Reply #1)

Wed Apr 15, 2015, 06:00 PM

Apr 2015

Obama said a lot of things too. They are both corporate democrats, members of a political and economic elite that do not have the interests of the working class in mind. They are here to stabilize the system. FDR did the same in his time, only instead of being to the right of New Deal democrats, he was to the right of the socialists. FDR perpetuated the system and rescued it during one of the biggest crashes in American Capitalism; don't let Clinton or others do the same now. Radical change is the only way we are going to fix anything.

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Hillary Clinton Blasts Pay For CEOs, Hedge Fund Managers In Campaign Kickoff [View all] Cali_Democrat Apr 2015 OP

Sounds like a "progressive" statement to me... TerrapinFlyer Apr 2015 #1

Don't fall for it. F4lconF16 Apr 2015 #4

FDR was a pretty good President IMO Cali_Democrat Apr 2015 #6

Yes, he was. F4lconF16 Apr 2015 #12

(wink, wink) n/t cloudbase Apr 2015 #2

And Warren doesn't have to waste... yallerdawg Apr 2015 #3

Hillary Clinton made some very good points. democrank Apr 2015 #5

How much does she make per speech? Cosmic Kitten Apr 2015 #7

If Hillary said she wanted a cure for cancer I have no doubt she would still_one Apr 2015 #9

Even if she promised everyone a pony H8ers gonna H8 Cosmic Kitten Apr 2015 #11

I do like the symbolic response you provided, but disagree with the still_one Apr 2015 #13

It is a positive comment, and no surprise that there will always be nay sayers still_one Apr 2015 #8

What is she proposing to do about it? Vincardog Apr 2015 #10

One can imagine - but nothing else at this point, as far as I can tell /nt Dragonfli Apr 2015 #15

The fact is, that it is very good rhetoric and I agree with everything stated Dragonfli Apr 2015 #14