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In reply to the discussion: Class bigotry is toxic no matter how much you think you're fighting racism by espousing it. [View all]SandyZ
(186 posts)1. The Democratic Party has always stood with poor and middle class.
More important, I think we need to quit feeding the propaganda suggesting otherwise and instead, repeatedly challenge this misnomer at every opportunity.
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Class bigotry is toxic no matter how much you think you're fighting racism by espousing it. [View all]
YoungDemCA
Nov 2017
OP
Yep...I think he/she means we should keep trying for the "white working class vote...those...
brush
Nov 2017
#29
You don't know what you're talking about. Plenty of these people vote/voted Dem, until very recently
YoungDemCA
Nov 2017
#6
White vote was lost in the 1960s when the Democrats legislated the Civil Rights Acts
Fresh_Start
Nov 2017
#42
Even worse is that deep down, they KNEW he was just talking bullshit when it came to steel and coal.
HughBeaumont
Nov 2017
#14
I was referring to the people in the article, who specifically reveal their racism at the end.
HughBeaumont
Nov 2017
#44
Red Don is rich and he's racist so I don't know why class bigotry is an issue here
uponit7771
Nov 2017
#17