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The Californication of the Democratic Party
/in California, PoliticsOver the past few weeks, however, lunchbucket Joe from Scranton has been unceremoniously dumped by the Golden State elite — Nancy Pelosi, Adam Schiff, George Clooney and a passel of […]
Boomers Have Left the Economy in Tatters, Driving Youth to the Right
/in Urban AffairsBoomers rode an unprecedented wave of prosperity and higher living standards, younger Canadians, particularly those under 30, are now more pessimistic about the future than older generations.
What Happened to My Party?
/in PoliticsIn the past, Democrats were a party that appealed to “the little people” like factory hands, small shopkeepers, yeoman farmers, skilled mechanics, and artisans. Democrats from Kennedy to Clinton focused on private sector growth as a means to achieve upward mobility for middle- and working-class Americans.
America is Turning Into the EU
/in PoliticsEurope may be fading from global relevance, but its influence is expanding within the US Democratic Party. Today, the party’s core beliefs echo those espoused by the European Union.
Right-Wing Anti-Semitism Still Haunts the West
/in Urban AffairsIn a post-7 October world, many have finally woken up to the reality that the locus of anti-Semitic sentiment now resides on the left. This is the case virtually everywhere […]
Downtowns Don’t Matter Anymore
/in Urban AffairsCompared to many downtowns, Austin has done well, but downtowns don’t matter anymore. Almost all of the growth — in population, employment, and infrastructure — is on the periphery, in suburbs.
The Puzzle of Generational Politics
/in DemographicsThe younger cohorts inhabit a world in which the Boomer generation hoards wealth and power. In the U.S., fewer than 50 percent of millennials are doing better than their parents’ generation.
Kamala Harris’s California Record Will Haunt Her
/in California, PoliticsThe bigger problem, though, will be when the Harris campaign has to defend her efforts, in both California and the Senate, on open borders, race quotas, banning fracking, wiping out parental rights and the use of fossil fuels.
This is the End of the Democratic Party as We Knew It
/in PoliticsThe end of Joe Biden’s presidency also signals the demise of the old Democratic Party, with its roots in liberal ideals and advocacy for ‘the common man’.
Biden Democrats All Too Happy to Dismiss Political Violence of the Left
/in PoliticsIn the U.S., political divides are sharper. This can be seen by the attempts on both sides to blame the assassination attempt on the rhetoric of the other side.