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Ryan Grim breaks down what's missing from the viral Jon Stewart–Ezra Klein clip on rural broadband: corporate interference in governance and money in politics. This isn’t incompetence; it’s corruption—part of a long pattern in Democratic Party history, as Grim explains: "I wrote We've Got People, covering the Democratic Party...

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No Nonsense Left1 год назад

@ryangrim This is ridiculous. Warren people now complaining about Ezra decided to forge an alliance with the D establishment, rather than fight the excesses of Biden, like they did under Obama. Ezra has a vision, if Warren people can do it better, say how, but don’t attack Ezra.

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MrManix1 год назад

So it's the blame here that corporations stopped this from being actualized or the incompetency of the democratic ruling class? Who had the power to effect change? If the person that had power to effect change dis not use their power effectively then it is their fault. For every program, you will always have detractors. They sold this program to Americans and designed it to fail. Simple. No buts or maybes. The the Democrats period.

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People keep asking why I changed. I didn’t. I still believe in liberal values, equality, democracy, LGBT rights, and human rights. What changed was a Democratic Party that made room for antisemitism, excused Islamism, and treated Jews like they needed to pass a moral purity test just to be seen as human. I didn’t leave the party—The party left me.
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