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Populist Reform of the Democratic Party

In reply to the discussion: The difference between yesterday and today? Corporate run government. [View all]

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The difference between yesterday and today? Corporate run government. [View all] whereisjustice Apr 2015 OP
woke up this morning KT2000 Apr 2015 #1
burlesque - that's a good metaphor, our election system is becoming much like soviet/chinese style whereisjustice Apr 2015 #2
I'm ready for someone else.... 840high Apr 2015 #13
k & r. Thanks for posting. nm rhett o rick Apr 2015 #3
I'm already apathetic about this country but thanks for helping my apathy. L0oniX Apr 2015 #4
I think it helps to understand that the source of apathy is easily tracable. History repeats whereisjustice Apr 2015 #11
If You Don't Vote, You Don't Count QuestionAlways Apr 2015 #5
LOL ...you vote and the 1% still run everything. L0oniX Apr 2015 #18
Just vote! Then what? Voting is important. So you vote, your candidate wins. What next? sabrina 1 Apr 2015 #23
Excellent post...I could not agree more. zeemike Apr 2015 #6
Well said ! ROYDOG999 Apr 2015 #7
Welcome to DU. 840high Apr 2015 #14
" Social justice and economic justice goes hand-in-hand" - well said. whereisjustice Apr 2015 #15
Why turbinetree Apr 2015 #8
Diebold machine - couldn't agree more. Even the mechanics of an election is now a huge conflict whereisjustice Apr 2015 #22
There are two entities to blame for this travesty of a political process...Republicans and SCOTUS libdem4life Apr 2015 #9
Russ Feingold tried to rally Democratic leadership to challenge citizens united and was tossed whereisjustice Apr 2015 #12
Well, you can pick it apart, yet it's hard for these who are already there to go back. I'm not libdem4life Apr 2015 #17
It's possible you just didn't recognize the threads calling for corprorate money... $300,000 whereisjustice Apr 2015 #19
No, hadn't seen them. Got kind of overwhelmed with all the political/Hillary threads. libdem4life Apr 2015 #21
Huge K & R !!! - Thank You !!! WillyT Apr 2015 #10
K & R !!! Thespian2 Apr 2015 #16
Thank you! So well said. Needs to be shouted from the rooftops! bbgrunt Apr 2015 #20
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