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Populist Reform of the Democratic Party

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4. Platitudes, and too many to remember. I've suggested these ....

Tue Jan 20, 2015, 07:01 AM

Jan 2015

1. Enrich and expand Social Security

2. Medicare for All

3. Living wage

Easily remembered, easily understood.

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Setting up an organizing agenda [View all] aspirant Jan 2015 OP

Government working FOR the PEOPLE Vincardog Jan 2015 #1

How about under OUR MOTTO aspirant Jan 2015 #2

Government Working; FOR The PEOPLE AGAIN Vincardog Jan 2015 #5

You crazy! Don't be bringing these crazy ideas in here! Enthusiast Jan 2015 #3

Platitudes, and too many to remember. I've suggested these .... Scuba Jan 2015 #4

What is the "Story"... the narrative? Cosmic Kitten Jan 2015 #6

How about aspirant Jan 2015 #7

Unfortunately, corporate backed politics with their think tanks, delrem Jan 2015 #8

I think it's a dual approach aspirant Jan 2015 #9

If only more would listen, a tidal wave. aspirant Jan 2015 #11

I'm in agreement with your sentiments. delrem Jan 2015 #12

I do care aspirant Jan 2015 #13

Action is always at the individual level. delrem Jan 2015 #14

I think action is the key word in both aspirant Jan 2015 #15

The "ministry of truth" can be broken apart by revealing specific actions. Cosmic Kitten Jan 2015 #18

IF we can limit aspirant Jan 2015 #19

Thats almost backwards Cosmic Kitten Jan 2015 #17

IMO, reawakening the voters aspirant Jan 2015 #21

Great idea, but... Cosmic Kitten Jan 2015 #16

Maybe I should call this our intro letter aspirant Jan 2015 #20

platforms are not slogans semanticwikiian Jan 2015 #22

IMO, aspirant Jan 2015 #23