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Populist Reform of the Democratic Party

Autumn

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1. I agree Coke really sucks, I never liked Pepsi and the new Coke was never worth drinking

Reply to LiberalElite (Original post)

Mon Dec 8, 2014, 10:00 PM

Dec 2014

and I don't think that it's just me but IMO Coke classic is no different from regular Coke. Once I give up New Coke I just never get an urge for it again. Yeah, it very much makes sense to me. The Democratic party is Coke.

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Is the Democratic Party Relevant Anymore? [View all] LiberalElite Dec 2014 OP

I agree Coke really sucks, I never liked Pepsi and the new Coke was never worth drinking Autumn Dec 2014 #1

Good to see these fellows have caught up. Eleanors38 Dec 2014 #2

"Poll after poll shows the public favoring the positions that used to be ascribed to Democrats ..." Scuba Dec 2014 #3

+1! Enthusiast Dec 2014 #5

Good post. Why they are running away from the voters is sabrina 1 Dec 2014 #10

The "Party" isn't irrelevant, VOTERS are. Cosmic Kitten Dec 2014 #11

That is an excellent article. K&R Enthusiast Dec 2014 #4

So... just as Coke became 'Classic Coke' icymist Dec 2014 #6

I've quit soft drinks. Switched to organic green tea. wavesofeuphoria Dec 2014 #7

In the Clintons' image, yes. AtomicKitten Dec 2014 #8

Rebuilding the democratic party is going to be as usefull as wallpapering the chicken coop jeepers Dec 2014 #9