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Plato Shrugs: ‘Ideology Post Trump: Where Do We Go From Here?’
Source:The New Democrat “Ideological turmoil in America has reached unprecedented heights. With conservatives falling into the unfalsifiable throws of populism and Liberals fetishizing 1960 solutions to 2020 problems, both appear lost in moving through the 21st century. What comes after Trump for the populist? What comes after liberals fail yet again to implement a child’s […]
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Andy Hailey: ‘As A Progressive, Am I Too Extreme?’
“Am I too extreme to want representatives who will unabashedly speak out against all forms of economic injustice spawned by right-wing extremists and their belief that only the wealthy deserve government aid? Am I too extreme to want representatives who … Continue reading
Posted in New Left, Originals
Tagged 2018, America, Andy Hailey, Center Left, Center Right, Democratic Party, Economic Freedom, Franklin Roosevelt, Freedom, Harry Truman, Individual Freedom, Left Progressives, Limited Government, Lyndon Johnson, Personal Freedom, Progress, Progressive Era, Progressives, Progressivism, Republican Party, Right Progressives, Theodore Roosevelt, United States
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Firing Line With William F. Buckley: Barry Goldwater- The Future of Conservatism (1966)
Source:Firing Line With William F. Buckley– U.S. Senator Barry Goldwater (Republican, Arizona) on Firing Line With William F. Buckley, in 1966. Source:The New Democrat “Firing Line with William F. Buckley Jr.: The Future of Conservatism. Episode 016, Recorded on June … Continue reading
Posted in Firing Line
Tagged 1964, 1964 Presidential Election, 1966, 89th Congress, America, Arizona, Center Right, Classical Conservatism, Classical Conservatives, Conservatism, Conservatives, Constitutional Conservatism, Constitutional Conservatives, Firing Line, Firing Line With William F. Buckley, Great Society, Hoover Institution, Lyndon Johnson, National Review, New York, New York City, PBS, President Lyndon Johnson, Republican Party, Stanford, Stanford University, The 1960s, The White House, U.S. Congress, United States, Washington, Washington DC, William F. Buckley
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Richard Nixon Foundation: Pat Buchanan- 1968: The Year The Silent Majority Was Born
Source: This piece was originally posted at The New Democrat I believe you have to understand the 1960s and 1967-68 especially to understand the great political comeback of Richard Nixon and the rebirth of the Republican Party. Once you know … Continue reading
Posted in Richard Nixon
Tagged 1968, 1968 Presidential Election, 2016 Presidential Election, America, Democratic Party, Dixiecrats, Donald Trump For President, Donald Trump Voters, Lyndon Johnson, Lyndon Johnson Administration, Lyndon Johnson Presidency, Lyndon Johnson White House, Pat Buchanan, Patrick Buchanan, Patrick J. Buchanan, Reagan Democrats, Republican Party, Richard Nixon, Richard Nixon For President, Richard Nixon Voters, Silent Majority, The 1960s, United States
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Democratic Socialists USA: Social and Economic Bill of Rights
Source:The New Democrat When you look at the New Deal from President Franklin Roosevelt in the 1930s, you see the creation of the American public safety net. With things like retirement insurance, which is what Social Security is. Unemployment Insurance, … Continue reading
Posted in New Left, The New Democrat
Tagged Bernie Sanders, Big Government, Center Left, Democratic Socialism, Democratic Socialists, Democratic Socialists USA, Economic Bill of Rights, Fair Deal, Far Left, Franklin Roosevelt, Great Society, Harry Truman, Lyndon Johnson, New Deal, New Left, Progressives, Progressivism, Safety Net, Social Democracy, Social Democrats, Social Insurance, Socialism, Socialists, Welfare State
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James Patterson: ‘Freedom is Not Enough: The Moynihan Report’
Source:Amazon– James Patterson’s book. Source:The New Democrat “On June 4, 1965, President Lyndon Johnson delivered what he and many others considered the greatest civil rights speech of his career. Proudly, Johnson hailed the new freedoms granted to African Americans due … Continue reading
Posted in Book TV, The New Democrat
Tagged African-American Community, African-American History, America, Center Left, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Democratic Party, Economic Freedom, Education, Franklin Roosevelt, Freedom is Not Free, Harry Truman, James Patterson, Job Training, Lyndon Johnson, Poverty in America, Progressive Democrats, Progressives, Progressivism, Public Assistance, The 1960s, The Moynihan Report, United States, War on Poverty, Welfare, Welfare Reform, Welfare to Work
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Cato Institute: ‘Daniel Shapiro on the Welfare State’
Source:CATO Institute– Daniel Shapiro on the so-called welfare state. Source:The New Democrat “In his new book, Is The Welfare State Justified?, philosopher Daniel Shapiro insightfully combines moral and political philosophy with contemporary social science to argue that proponents of the … Continue reading
Posted in CATO Video
Tagged 2007, 2008, America, American Capitalism, American Economy, American Private Enterprise, Capitalism, CATO, Cato Institute, Center Left, Daniel Shapiro, Democratic Party, Franklin Roosevelt, Great Society, Lyndon Johnson, New Deal, Private Enterprise, Progressive Democrats, Progressives, Progressivism, Safety Net, Social Insurance, The 1930s, The 1960s, The 2000s, United States
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Center on Budget & Policy Priorities: Judith Solomon: Medicaid at 50: A Critical and Evolving Pillar to U.S. Health Care
The New Democrat Medicaid, is a very important health insurance program for people in poverty including the working poor, but also people who are disabled and senior citizens. The fact that it is also for seniors, I believe shows a … Continue reading
Posted in LBJ Presidency, The New Democrat
Tagged 1965, 89th Congress, Center Left, Corporate Welfare, Democratic Party, Great Society, Health Care, Health Insurance, Judith Solomon, Low-Income Workers, Low-Skilled Workers, Lyndon Johnson, Medicaid, Medicaid at 50, Payroll Taxes, Poverty in America, Progressive Democrats, Progressives, Progressivism, Texas, The 1960s, U.S. Congress, U.S. Senate, Washington, Washington DC, Working Poor
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