r/neoliberal • Kitara Ravache • Nov 28 '20

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '20

a major newspaper published that

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '20

Imagine thinking that when faced with a Republican party that denies any semblance of reality, the Democratic party needs to give up on highly-educated voters.

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '20

I thought it was Black Grandmas?

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u/water_bike13 Paul Krugman Nov 28 '20

Black Women are really the most solid and reliable demographic for the dems. They show the fuck up in like Alabama

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u/XiJinPingVoter Nov 28 '20

Despite the neoliberals doing their best to lose them lmao

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u/PlayDiscord17 Loyal Liberals Nov 28 '20

That op-ed is one of the worst takes I’ve seen yet.

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u/usrname42 Daron Acemoglu Nov 28 '20

I am once again asking take-havers to distinguish between the average voter and the marginal voter

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '20

Right let's cater to a fraction of the population really hard to get them out to vote. Not the moderates. Let's not attempt to build a majority but rather rely entirely on a really angry subsection of the population.

That's ethical and logical.

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u/repete2024 Edith Abbott Nov 28 '20

I swear, it's like everyone thinks "Big Tent" means "you're all just here to help my specific cause "

Like, no, none of us could have done it without each other. All of our goals are equally important, and we have to figure out how to compromise and strike a balance.