Democratic Populism

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My web-site for exploring the possibility of a more inclusive political approach in the US, based on a new Democratic Populism.

Trump’s First 100 Days – My Report Card

April 29, 2017

Simple. 96% of those who voted for Trump say they would still vote for him. You can take all that he has done, not done, screwed up, abandoned, changed his mind about, let slip. You can take all that ‘The Resistance’ has done. And whatever you say. It comes back to that one stat. 96% … More Trump’s First 100 Days – My Report Card

With Whom Is The Democratic Party Out Of Touch?

April 25, 2017

Senator Elizabeth Warren on Monday [April 24, 2017] responded to a poll showing the majority felt the Democratic Party was out of touch by saying party identification is shifting – and everyday people can see the US political system as a “rigged game.” No, Senator. No. It’s got nothing to do with party identification shifting, … More With Whom Is The Democratic Party Out Of Touch?

Democratic Populism: A Vote-Catcher or The Right Thing To Do?

April 16, 2017

Ever since the tragic election of Donald Trump, I’ve been touting a realignment of Democratic Party thinking I call ‘Democratic Populism.’ I like to think I recognize a feeling among those I believe should be the Democratic Party’s core voting base (ordinary working folk) that they have been left behind by their Democratic Party these … More Democratic Populism: A Vote-Catcher or The Right Thing To Do?