What were the Democrats thinking when they highlighted wealth over work--choosing people making the rules over those playing by them.
When Democrats ask why workers vote against a party that represents their economic interests -- you have to ask what party is that?
Is it Bob Rubin's Wall Street party or, as Thomas Frank describes in his book, the party perceived in the heartland as Northeast intellectual, Volvo driving, Chardonnay drinking liberals, or the party of those who work for a living?
Tuesday, May 10, 2005
Andy Stern Pushes the Dems (via Huffington)
One of the celebrities posting on opening day of Arianna Huffington's mega-blog is SEIU's Andy Stern. Wherever one falls in the Big Debate About The Future Of The Labor Movement, Stern asks some hard questions about the Democratic Party:
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now i'm sure you've thought of this, but if Stern is so set on new ideas, someone should pitch the old fusion to him.
I'm glad to see WFP create a blog! To the party of the future!
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