Can Economic Populism Save the Democratic Party?
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The Democratic Party sees itself as a party of the working class. To the extent it has any shared self-identity at all, it is that. But the Democratic Party is no longer the party of the working class. Doesn't matter if you define the working class by income, by education, or both. Democrats have been losing ground among these voters for years now.
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