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Populist Reform of the Democratic Party

merrily

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6. Hi, Cosmic. Good to see you. Good image, too. I agree with almost everything.

Reply to Cosmic Kitten (Original post)

Tue Jul 21, 2015, 02:13 PM

Jul 2015

However, I don't agree that there is zero daylight between economic and issues of discrimination. There is overlap, but not identity. If Trayvon Martin's family had had more money, he'd still be dead and his killer would probably still have been acquitted.

If we can unite, we can do a lot on a lot of fronts. If we can't, same old, same old. I hope we can unite. Great post. Thanks.

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WEDGE ISSUES: Divisive threat to success [View all] Cosmic Kitten Jul 2015 OP

Accurate assessment and warning. Divided we fall. canoeist52 Jul 2015 #1

Absolutly! Cosmic Kitten Jul 2015 #2

The wedge is being driven by a faction of the party. HooptieWagon Jul 2015 #3

Exactly! and it's a feature not a bug on this election cycle. Cosmic Kitten Jul 2015 #4

Well those roots go way back to Arkansas. Wedge, if necessary. Triangulation is the silvershadow Jul 2015 #5

Hi, Cosmic. Good to see you. Good image, too. I agree with almost everything. merrily Jul 2015 #6

Hey, Merrily Cosmic Kitten Jul 2015 #7

Sure, Ferguson is a better example. Both involve someone dead because of race, but merrily Jul 2015 #8

Yes, institutionalized racism Cosmic Kitten Jul 2015 #9

Fully agree Cosmic Kitten. I agree with Merrily in part. but your point still stands. 2banon Jul 2015 #10

Agreed. Hence the wedge intended to shift from economics to anything else Cosmic Kitten Jul 2015 #11

excellent point. but since I don't know them personally, I tend to give benefit of the doubt 2banon Jul 2015 #12

I'm a wicked cynic when it comes to economics... Cosmic Kitten Jul 2015 #13

Bernie's 50 state economic strategy, now socio-economic aspirant Jul 2015 #14

Right! the 3rd-Way wedge won't prevail Cosmic Kitten Jul 2015 #15