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To: bentway who wrote (85581)

7/25/2018 10:57:52 AM

From: koan

Respond to of 362926

Let's spend a bit more time to flesh this out. I don't think you showed me anything of the sort. What do you think the third way is? If it is Tony Blair and Bill Clinton you can have it.

And what makes you think the progressive movement in the US is a third way move anyway? It is just a simple move to the left and it is conducted in the Democratic party

Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez is a DEMOCRAT as are the vast majority of progressives sweeping across the nation. They are moving the party left not starting a new party.

I like the fact the Democrats is a big tent party and with conservatives, moderates and liberals.

As long as the "third way" is conducted in the Democratic party that is fine.

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I just showed you you're wrong. The MOST 'liberal' liberals are independents. Bernie is an independent. This 'good team, bad team' mentality you've got is as black and white as that of the most extreme right wingnut. I'm an American independent that mostly votes (D) (not always). If the (R)'s suddenly became sane patriots working for America - I'd vote for them. If a plausible independent candidate arose (much more likely) - I'd vote for them.