Democrats should learn that they can be more boldly reformist and more assertively redistributionist at the same time.
Posted by fishlord05
Democrats should learn that they can be more boldly reformist and more assertively redistributionist at the same time.
Posted by fishlord05
2 Comments
[Archive link for the needy](https://archive.ph/2025.03.30-120347/https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2025-03-30/what-the-democrats-get-wrong-in-the-abundance-debate)
MattY delivers the Synthesis to quiet the warring factions of the Party, without really describing what that synthesis actually looks like- it feels like his article got cut off half way through
Another entry in the discourse, his point about dems overly Union pandering was a bit diminished when he touts as evidence an article saying Biden supported sick leave for the rail workers which was like the most defensible labor action he took- not to mention he helped avert a strike which would have increased inflation
Obviously speaking to the choir in this sub in particular, but the poll-based obsession that trans rights hurt Dems in any measurable way because it polls poorly, while also claiming that abortion hurt Dems (when it polls very well) and the cost of housing/staples didn’t hurt Dems (when basically every poll respondent is screaming that it did) is very weird.