AFAICT, this is the story of centre left politics over the past recent years (decades? Since Reagan/thatcher?).
There’s likely a whole story to be told, but I personally suspect modern academia is actually a big but easy to ignore component.
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AFAICT, this is the story of centre left politics over the past recent years (decades? Since Reagan/thatcher?).
There’s likely a whole story to be told, but I personally suspect modern academia is actually a big but easy to ignore component.
Until the Democrats learn to stop trying to go high when the bar has already been stapled to the floor, they will never win an election again.
voters aren't swayed by morals, "presidential" energy, or formality, they're swayed by fucking podcasts...