Reply #73: The You Should Inform Yourself About It, Sir [View All]

[The Magistrate]

People who lived through that ar still predominant in our nation's electorate, and much of their political thought was formed in those times.

It remaions quite unclear to me what you means by the Party's "roots", other than that the sound of it has a nice ring. It could be very easily argued that the "roots" of the Party were segregation and urban corruption; these certainly played as great a role in the New Deal coalition as liberalism under the definitions of the period between the two World Wars.