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... party , something new was needed . As this dilemma became clear in the seventies , the party faced a choice . It could , as Bayard Rustin and Michael Harrington had suggested a decade earlier , become a genuinely class - based party ...
... party , something new was needed . As this dilemma became clear in the seventies , the party faced a choice . It could , as Bayard Rustin and Michael Harrington had suggested a decade earlier , become a genuinely class - based party ...
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... party and the national agenda has begun to weaken . If anything , 2005 was the year during which the Republicans ' ability to govern off - center reached its limits and began to falter . It was one thing to push through tax cuts that ...
... party and the national agenda has begun to weaken . If anything , 2005 was the year during which the Republicans ' ability to govern off - center reached its limits and began to falter . It was one thing to push through tax cuts that ...
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... party of the radical right and embrace the Democrats as the party of everyone else . F OR THE HARD , plain , unblinkable evi- dence is that , for the foreseeable future , there are not enough liberals to elect a majority party ; that is , a ...
... party of the radical right and embrace the Democrats as the party of everyone else . F OR THE HARD , plain , unblinkable evi- dence is that , for the foreseeable future , there are not enough liberals to elect a majority party ; that is , a ...
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