Talk:Democratic Party (United States)/Archive 10

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party is center right to right wing. An American liberal is more or less like a German christian democrat. A centrist like Bill Clinton would promote a much more "conservative" agenda in europe than social democrats or even christian democrats. There is no such thing as a left wing party in the US. It's just easier to differ between left and right but the American spectrum ranges from center-left to far-right. Both parties are capitalist, they just disagree on how free the market should be and how small the government should be but other than some progressives nobody in American politics wants to see a socialist big-government system in the style of Scandinavia. I live in europe and neither dems or reps promote what socialists promote. There are center-left and center-right and centrist democrats. It would be fair to say that the Democratic Party is a centrist party that still promotes someone like Bill Clinton who is a centrist. Even Obama mostly is a centrist even though he is labeled as a commie.

3667:- i personally laugh at people who think there is a centre and that you can be it. the centre must be a 'sat on the fence' person, undecided. you simply can't be both. you can't have your cake and eat it, you can't for example be a selfish greedy toff and not one at the same time, you can only be the other one and then the other. you can only be left of it then right of it but you can't be both at once. I hope you understand what I'm saying. another example being your still a racist if you just don't like the brunette one, no one would say oh hes only half a racist cause he doesn't mind the rest. The same if he decides he just hates the black one,and tortures a few under the guise of just being a disadvantaged hater. another example you can't love them if you torture them. you simply can't be centre but you can be as close to the fence as you feel safe 5517:

on a scale that had never been seen before. That would be the equivalent today of Obama introducing single-payer healthcare, nationalizing some of the nation's major banks, and cutting the defense budget by 50%. I think it's safe to say that America was a left-leaning nation then (continuation of the New Deal through the 1960s in programs such as the Great Society). At the end of the 1960s we had tax rates as high as 90% on top income earners. Many articles have stated that since Reagan the whole political scene has shifted rightward. Even Reagan wouldn't be considered fit for his party anymore (he supported compromise and tax increases). The Democrats were a social-democratic party (in the modern context) up until the 1960s.

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status of Puerto Rico is important to the Democratic party and their delegates, to include this on the party platform and it has been this way since 1940. The latest report by the Presidential Task Force on Puerto Rico’s Status (created by President Clinton), whose members were appointed by President Obama, was issued on March 16, 2011. This report recommends that all relevant parties—the President, Congress, and the leadership and people of Puerto Rico—work to ensure that Puerto Ricans are able to express their will about status options and have that will acted upon by the end of 2012 or soon thereafter. The report is part of the Democratic Party effort to comply with the Platform promises.

3648:- i think this article has a strange bias to it. it doesnt seem to make clear that these other parties liberals etc. are not the democrats. I just dont understand what its tryig to say. They must be other parties and so should be on another page. I think this article is misleading for the public. I personally from wales, uk am well confused as to what is going on with part of the article. it is rediculous saying there are left left and centre left people in it its what the policies they agree together are that counts. (although personally i feel the left wing must be the right wing as the right wing are blatently fashist(severe right) in their stance) policies. 5490:, obviously, but socialism never developed in the South. There were national figures in the party and Debs get 5% of the vote in a national election and that is a milestone as third parties rarely do so, but he never really impacted an election. As a whole, the socialist movement in the US never took off and developed a cohesive, popular party that gained significant national attention, whereas in Europe pretty much every nation has a popular party that incorporates socialist ideology. I'm not an idiot on this issue. Has there been regional socialist popularity? Sure. But there has never been a real 3588:- Has anyone bothered to check the party website to see what they say they are.????? you sure they are not the left of the right. I personally thought they were the left wing, normally known as left of the centre. I don't believe you can be centre. I also don't believe we have a right of centre wing as they are blatently a fashist party (or the left of the right) would be running it mascurading under political jargon. I do believe that these are the right of the left. call it what it is and go by policies and what it does. I think you can see by whose running it what they are 552: 5621:: "Both major parties are centrist parties, although they occupy different portions of the center of the spectrum, and this changes somewhat over time. The Republican party, nationally, moved from right-center toward the center in the 1940s and 1950s, then moved right again in the 1970s and 1980s; the Democratic party, nationally, moved from left-center toward the center in the 1940s and 1950s, then moved toward the right-center in the 1970s and 1980s. The true parties of the left and of the right have varied in the period since World War II (as before)." (p. 337) 4942:

in the 1990s). Every other industrialized country has universal healthcare. The Conservatives in Canada and Britain are to the left or same as the Democrats: they all support increased oil drilling, increased military expansion, and that capitalism and free markets are the best. The Conservatives in Britain and Canada are even more liberal than the Democrats in some aspects-- they support abortion, same-sex marriage, and Universal single-payer healthcare; in some cases the Democrats can't even get half of their party to agree to support these issues.

3628:- This is kind of silly, since one can find sources using pretty much whichever descriptor one personally prefers. In the grand scheme of Western democracies, the Democratic Party is probably best described as center-right. In American politics, the Party is generally viewed as liberal/progressive, whereas the Republican Party is viewed as conservative. It may be best to shy away from blanket descriptors of the Party (which is, after all, somewhat heterogenous), and instead use the language (currently in the lead) describing the Party's 5824:@Rjensen, we have to characterize based on the spectrum in the infobox (which currently says Center-Left). In the spectrum there's only anywhere from Left-Wing to Right-Wing. @ToaNidhiki, it's very hypocritical that you synthesized your own opinion that the Democrats are "Center-Left" from three articles, and even made up your own definition for what Center-Left means, and then criticize me for "synthesizing" something. If that was true, then you have just challenged the basis of how research papers and term papers are finished. 406:) not a reference to socialists from the Democratic party. It's like saying the US is (small d) democratic or that its government is (small r) republican. Both terms refer to the type of government (a federal republican democracy), not the (Big D and Big R) forms of the words, which refer to specific parties. "Democrats Socialists" are capitalized because it's a proper name, but it's an offshoot of democratic socialism, not connected, per se, to the Democratic party. Same word, different references. 3146:: As the party sits in an international context, they are center right, and in many cases, are to the right of right wing parties in other countries. Many international sources discuss this. If they are not labeled this because of internationalism, describe the party as centricist, with a footnote to explain how the American definition of centre-left differs from an international definition as the changes in usage make understanding the topic difficult for people outside the United States. -- 4781:

to the center, but in no way is Obama in the center. Right now (June of 2012) 35.7% of Americans considered themselves Republican. 33.8% of Americans considered themselves Democrat. 30.5% of Americans considered themselves Unaffiliated. So not only is your personal original research wrong, but Republicans are more centrist than Democrats by pure percentage points. Within the margin of errors all three groups are equally split, which if you think about it is not all that suprising.

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The US political spectrum is independent of the rest of the world. Left/Right are constructs which only are defined within the system they are use. It is completly illogical to place them into the context of other countries since they then lose their meaning within the system that they are being used. It may be that Democrats in the US would be considered Center or even Conservative in France or Spain or wherever, but that is completely irrelevant here.

5070:, which has been identified as a conservative pollster (on its on Knowledge (XXG) page). The multiple opinion articles I cited clearly stated the fact that the Obama has had to deal with a Centrist faction of his party. He has had to deal with a centrist faction of his party. Arzel, your comments about the Democrats being able to gain more seats by the virtue that the American public thinks they are Centrist has nothing to do with the argument at hand. 4924:

center-right, with his cave-in on single-payer health care, his gutless surrender to Wall Street, his aggressive military/"anti-terrorist" policies and his shameless catering to the various scams like "faith-based" organizations who indulge in indoctrination and intimidation. I'm not saying Romney is to Obama's left: but how on earth do you call somebody with that many corporate shills in his administration a "leftist" with a straight face? --

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Center-Left factions (2 of my sources) and a gradual, recognized shift in many journals from the center-left to the center(2 of my sources), I think we should conclude that the Democrats can't be defined as either Center-left or centrist and that we should vote on whether to keep it as is, remove the political spectrum in the infobox completely because it is too vague(I think this is the best choice at the moment), or change the description.

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difference of the politics of europe and the U. S. For example in the U. S. liberals are considered center-left in europe liberals are similiar to libertarians in the U. S. I live in the U. S. and watch politics closely here and I can tell you that the democrats in comparison to the other main party, the republicans, are center-left. Although it may be good to clarify the difference between american center-left and european center-left

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were, to a man, all Democrats prior to forming the CSA. From Jefferson Davis (who himself ran for the DNC nomination for president), to his cabinet all the way down, all were Democrats prior to cecession. The reason that the CSA had no political parties was strictly because the CSA was completely comprised of Democrats and there was no TOLERANCE for alternate parties.

5167:. There is no inherent definition that anyone "understands". You ignored the definition of Center-left, which Knowledge (XXG) itself states means that a political party is left-leaning. Also, the Progressive Dems are not left-wingers, where is your evidence to substantiate that? There is clear evidence however, just from bringing up the Knowledge (XXG) page for 2253: 2207: 783: 4753:

such as the New Democrats are considered Centrist. The Democrats have also broadly moved to the right in the past few years, on issues such as regulation, environment, and healthcare. For these reasons I believe that the Democrats can't just be described as "Center-Left" but must be described as "Center to Center-Left" in the infobox.

5904:, showing the British spelling. That's why we have this confused debate on this page: the US party does not fit into the terminology chosen by Europeans. Note Gamer9832 new link which is about Europe -- it says: "The center left are the social democrats, progressives, democratic socialists and green or eco-socialists. " 5365:

were voted out and replaced with either liberal Democrats or conservative Republicans. The US system changes over time, as most two-party systems do, and as with almost all political party articles (with a few exceptions in totilitarian countries like N. Korea, China, or Nazi Germany/Facist Italy) we base it off of the

4518: 1729:. Oh and btw, that was the second article on the list in Google when I typed "Democrats logo change". Next time you have a doubt about something, try and look yourself and prove one way or the other, rather then being lazy and claiming that all signs pointing in the same direction are still wrong because YOU say so. 1779:. If CNN changed their logo one day, and MSNBC kept using the old one in their graphics when they did a report about CNN, would that change anything? No, it wouldn't, because CNN is in control of it's own, not MSNBC. I have nothing more to say to someone who is so intent on ignoring reality on so many levels. 5933:

Another problem with using left-right descriptions of U.S. parties is they are non-ideological. Most political parties worldwide have constitutions that spell out their ideology and members who reject the party's core values are expelled. The Labour Party UK would never have allowed the head of the

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We now have five articles that do not say that the Democrats are a center-left party, versus two articles that do-- which is enough to draw a line that the defining the Democratic Party is "Center-Left" is incorrect, and supports TFD's claim that the defining of the Democrats as Center-Left should be

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Toa, you can say there was no real socialist movement but the Democrats were much more left 50 years ago then they are now. Back then, the Democrats introduced Social Security, the New Deal programs, Medicare and Medicaid, and Wall Street Regulations like Glass-Steagall, etc. This was social planning

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Seriously, I think I see the problem that you OrangeMike (Go Ireland!) and TFD are having. It is not an uncommon situation, but you all seem wont to classify the American political spectrum through the prism of the rest of the world (primarily Europe which is much further to the left than America).

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You do not seem to understand the numerical analysis underlying my statement. If your theory was correct, the self-identification of Americans would have a much higher percentage of self-identified Democrats. Because of the nature of our political system in the US, both parties will comprise either

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In the corporate governance area, the center-left repositioned itself to press for reform. The Democratic Party in the United States used the postbubble scandals and the collapse of share prices to attack the Republican Party...Corporate governance reform fit surprisingly well within the contours

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The article says "The party had 72 million registered voters in 2004" and cites a column by Al Neuharth, which was not even a news article. He might have been correct, but he didn't cite a source. In contrast, a 2008 AP story says "Nationwide, there are about 42 million registered Democrats and about

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Don't you get it? If the Party has adopted an official logo, that is the one we use. Not an old one just because people are more familiar with it. You don't use the American Flag with 13 stars anymore, or an old state flag when they've adopted a new one. I didn't give up on the GOP article, I've been

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It seems pretty clearly stated that center-right and center-left refer to relative positions in the American political spectrum. In that sense, that is precisely how the Republican and Democratic parties, even given fluctuations in the extent of their leanings over time, should be described. As there

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That's because both parties had left, right, and centrist factions then. Both parties became more leaning towards left or right during the Republican Revolution, where conservative Democrats either defected to the GOP or were replaced by conservative Republicans. Similarly, many moderate Republicans

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I am an American, fifth generation or more on one side, several dozen more generations on my mother's people's side. But this is not the American Knowledge (XXG), this is the English-language Knowledge (XXG). As a historian specializing in American history, I can also assure you that the present-day

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That is an innane argument to make. Obama is clearly not a centrist candidate. The "Blue-dog" section of the Democratic party is all but gone. If anything, the party is further to the left now than it was when Clinton was president. I will grant you that compared to Obama, Clinton is much closer

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There is a broad argument that the Democrats are no longer just "Center-Left" but that significant parts of the party can now be characterized as "Centrist", in the same way that portions of the Republican Party (such as the Tea Party) are considered Right-Wing. Significant factions of the Democrats

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Aside from this article and the article on the Republican Party, no other infobox on political parties shows a list of historical positions and historical factions, only the positions that a party currently holds. I propose that this infobox be the same as others. Information on historical positions

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Drop the 'ic'. the name is "Democrat" instead of democratic. Probably because the courts say attempting to copyright an actual word in the English language fails. Any way, misspelling a major political party's name looks foolish. I know they misspell the name in the newspapers, magazines, and on

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I know that, and there-in lies the problem. If this is the logo they are currently using, for their websites, their merchandise, and other things, then it is the logo we should reflect. Think about what if it was a car company logo. Those change often. Would you insist on usding an old Ford logo, or

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IMHO I think we should mention the issue of tort reform when it pertains to health care. It is notable, as the Republicans support it, and the Democrats do not (there are outliers in both parties, but the trend is clear). If there are no objections, i will soon add this to the health care section of

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I agree with you completely-- that's why I've been arguing that "Center-Left" should be changed. I think we should rework it somehow, the American political spectrum doesn't have a real "Center-left" party (in the global sense), but is more divided into Liberals and Conservatives ( but that doesn't

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Also, of the three sources you provide, only the second and third support use of the term "center-left". But when sources conflict, we cannot just pick the one we want. We need additional sources that say what the consensus opinion is or accept that there is no consensus, in which case neutrality

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Toa Nidhiki, how is that funny? The truth is that Obama's policies are the same as Bush's. They are no different. Both continued military expansion, both bailed out big corporations, both failed to overhaul health care (Obama's health care plan is a mirror copy of what the Republicans proposed back

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proposal by an editor clearly opposed to capitalism who wants to label the Democratic Party in a clearly negative manner, by saying it is "in bed with corporations". The ideology of liberalism that the Democratic Party supports is historically acknowledged as left-of-centre, though not as left-wing

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because CBS renamed it. There are plenty of examples of proof, that the owner of the subject has the right to it's symbolism, it's name, and anything else. Not me, not you, not CNN, not anybody else. And if you're really going to try to argue that the Democratic Party would not be a reliable source

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Comparing the Democratic Party to the UK's Labour Party (which ever since Tony Blair's time as PM has operated on a "out-Tory the Tories" basis) hardly makes your case for the Democrats being center-left. Both the Democrats and Labour are, in defiance of the wishes of most of their own members, now

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that support the change you want to be made. The organization is run by the Democratic National Committee, so I'm unclear why you say that they are the Democrat party. The official website uses the term "Democratic Party," and refers to its members as "Democrats." Please provide a reliable source

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political system, not a supposed world-wide one. And as the US system leans moreso towards conservatism and, unlike most countries, has never had a real socialist movement with the left instead being occupied by progressives and liberals. That's why most people use socialism as a buzzword - nobody

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Though the book is published by a major publisher, Alcoa, I think there needs to be another source backing the charts and information gleaned from the book as the topic is a very controversial one. I personally cannot find another source that confirms the information in the book after a moderately

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Just a note the left of the left is a communist but some people would say a communist is just a severeer right that occurs after a dictator. but personally am still socialist hoping this is the best way to marxism. have checked y membership card and in my family tree some of them think my dads the

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We favor a larger measure of self-government leading to statehood, for Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. We favor the appointment of residents to office, and equal treatment of the citizens of each of these three territories. We favor the prompt determination and payment of any just claims by Indian

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This article is about the Democratic party and their policies. The delegates of this party approved the platforms, as the party official positions to be presented to the nation. Indicate that this is a non-issue for the overwhelming majority of American voters is a point of view. The political

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Please update this section to reflect that Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) and Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) are no longer the respective chairmen of their campaign committees. During the 2011-2013 election cycle, the chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is Rep. Steve Israel (D-NY),

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This statement "The Confederate States of America, seeing parties as evils, did not have any. " is pure nonsense, totally unsupported, and historically incompetant, It is clearly prejudicial, a whitewash clause, protective of the Democratic Party. The CSA, and most specicfically, Confederates,

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That's not an argument for inclusion in the Infobox; that's an argument for having an historical section. The infobox cannot summarize the major positions held by organizations over 150 years old "in a practical manner". If you think otherwise, then make a principled case for the four items there

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I just simply do not see how social liberal factions such as the Progressive Caucus are majority components of the party. The conservative faction of the Democratic Party is nearly as large as the progressive one. It would make more sense to call it "progressive and Third Way oriented". The Green

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I'm not so convinced. The left-right spectrum helps people to identify the context of the national political system. By going to a party's page and looking at its general orientation, you can kind of get a rough feel for the national political system. Although centre-left is kind of a stretch for

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You're once again using the argument that "center-left" means a combination of center and left factions of a party. Check a dictionary, and you'll find that the center-left, in every country in the world the definition that center-left means left-leaning. The self-described Centrists identify as

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Yours isn't any better and you have no scholarly sources to confirm your claims. The CPP is, in the American political system, representative of the more left-wing faction of US voters. The New Democrats self-identify as 'progressive', a center-left ideology. The Blue Dogs, while centrist, are a

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A self-published source by a political organization is not reliable to decide political ideology, period. We have three scholarly journals calling the Dems 'center-left', and you have given one self-published source calling it 'progressive'. That is not by any means conclusive in your favor, but

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The difference is reliable sources, excluding the Democratic Party's own material, almost always use the donkey logo. Do you ever see news stories using the official logo (other than those specifically about the new logo)? With almost any other organization (i.e. car companies), reliable sources

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The Democratic Party is not a center-left party. There is a center-right wing a centrist wing and a center-left wing. If you look at the polls about to thirds of democrats label themselves as either moderate or conservative and only one third says they are liberal. By international standards the

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In 1984, when a delegate of the Republican platform committee asked unanimous consent to change a platform amendment to read the Democrat Party instead of Democratic Party, Representative Jack Kemp objected, saying that would be "an insult to our Democratic friends" and The committee dropped the

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Well, it is important to remember that "social liberalism" is regarded as a centrist ideology in many places, and many centre-right parties have social liberal factions (Ulster Unionists, National Coalition (Finland), Christian Democrats (Norway), etc., etc.). Progressivism is defined herein as

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It is not for us, whether based on good intention or our own biases, to determine what is or is not center-left. It's an inherently subjective term. We report only what sources say, not based on our own judgements. There are three reputable sources that say center-left, or something similar. If

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You can do math (clap, clap). The definition of "faction": "a group that is a minority within a larger group and has interests or beliefs that are not always in harmony with the larger group." Yes, the DSA would count as a faction by definition as they are an organized group of Democrats who

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I agree, America's political spectrum is much more conservative than the rest of the world, and should be characterized independently. But when we have conflicting sources that tell that the Democrats are either a center-left party (3 of your sources) or a party with independent Centrist and

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The donkey logo is still elsewhere on this page. The way you and others argue over it, it's almost like you think the Donkey logo is gonna disappear. But it's not, it's simply being put in it's proper historical context, as would any old car company logo, or television channel logo, on their

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I have noticed a lot of comparisons to european politics. I would like to point out that in american politics the democrats are generally left of center with some centrists. I would not use references to parties out side of the U. S. to determine american parties' ideaologies because of the

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I agree with you, it looks like we do have opposing political views-- but let's keep that out of this. Just to let you know I also didn't mean that attack out of bad faith, and if it seemed that way I apologize. This is just a discussion over whether the Democrats should be characterized as

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Occupy Wall Street is a non-mainstream expression of an almost universal American concern; but I think it is impolite of both you and Gamer to use the term "deluded" in the context of a calm political discussion. And I still fail to see how you can call Obama anything other than centrist or

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There was consensus on this logo for many months. So far, you are the ONLY one who doesn't want to use the Dems logo. AND, there ARE sources for it, 1 being the Party Website, 2 being their merchandise store. Show me a source where the Donkey is still being used. This may be hard for you to

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I am in full agreement with Vikingviolinist. The page accurately describes it's positions (Social liberalism, progressivism, and Third Way), and has no need for it in the infobox. I suppose we should keep the 'centre-left in the American political system' statement in the header, however.

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The Democratic Socialists of America has a membership of approximately 6,000, compared with 72,000,000 million registered Democrats. Even if all DSA members were registered Democrats, they would represent 8.3/1,000 of 1% of total registered Democrats, which hardly counts as a "faction".

5036:. Center-left best describes the party as it has both left-wing and centrist elements. If anything the party is trending more towards left-wing at the moment, but such fluctuations are common in both parties and they tend to switch between dominance of the right or left wing or centrism. 4886:

Arzel, you're pretty deluded for thinking that Obama represents the left. He'd be considered a center-right president just 50 years ago, and in any country in the world (arguably his platform is the same as Conservative Prime Minister Steven Harper's in Canada, and the same as Britain's

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you have made the Blue Dogs and other more outright reactionaries disappear! Not only the Greens, but even elements of the Libertarian Party, are far more socially liberal than the majority of the Democrats (especially if a reactionary policy can be disguised as "protecting" children or

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My argument is not over whether the Democrats have moved to the left, or that Obama is a centrist president.My argument is simply that the Democrats have a Centrist and Center-Left factions, that should be noted when expressing which part of the political spectrum the Democrats lie on.

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http://books.google.com/books?id=7hScNkRpePoC&pg=PA114&dq=parties+nonpartisan+%22confederate+states+of+america%22&hl=en&sa=X&ei=27V2T7znEoqU2gXO8dm1Bg&ved=0CEcQ6AEwAw#v=onepage&q=parties%20nonpartisan%20%22confederate%20states%20of%20america%22&f=false

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Show me the policy (or even guideline) that Knowledge (XXG) only uses official logos. In the absence of that, we have to go with consensus, and it seems to be against you here. As to your example, if the American flag was changed, I'm pretty sure reliable sources would reflect that

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There has been various revisions as of late of the party's political orientation. An RfC has been placed to deal with this. What is the Democratic Party's political position in relation to the American public (not necessarily the voting population nor the International community)?

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to say that two different sources which say different things endorse the same view, which they don't. TFD's opinion - that both are centrist and liberal - is appealing and supported by sources. I think in that regard removing the position list on both pages is the best way to go.

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I don't know how wikipedia works when a page is locked, but the supposed contradiction regarding the vote on the PATRIOT ACT is not a contradiction. All but 2 dems voted for the act, and Russ Feingold WAS the only Nay vote. Mary Landrieu (D-Louisiana) did not vote on the act.

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DLC link does not reference the Dems as centrists, and in fact calls itself 'progressive', a center-left ideology. How exactly does this confirm your claim when they call themselves 'progressive'? Also, the On The Issues source calls them 'liberal', not centrist to center-left.

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It's a long-standing Republican party line to refer to the Democrats as the "Democrat Party" rather than the "Democratic Party." To that extent, it is "verified," but hardly NPOV. Edit is not warranted to add it given that that's not what the Democrats refer to themselves.

3951:- First off, comments made in October of 2011 clearly have no bearing in current discussion. That's pretty obvious. Second, we don't run by what we proclaim, we run by sources, and two academic sources RSes describe the DP as 'center-left' and another as 'liberal', a form of 3517:

politics throughout the world. Inspired by the example of Clinton and the New Democrats, Tony Blair in Britain led a revitalized New Labour party back to power in 1997. The victory of Gerhard Shroeder and the Social Democrats in Germany the next year confirmed the revival of

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In addition, the senators that rank more to the right are centrists - not right-wingers. They mostly come from Southern states, and do not make up the majority of the party at all - rather, they are a small minority. Mostly, progressives and liberals control the party.

165:. In national media, the term "Democrat Party" is primarily used as a slur or epithet by the party's opponents to emphasize that the party is not actually democratic in practice. (However in some local areas such as Indiana it is used by Democrats). The article notes, 3926:). It has also become quite clear that the majority of editors are not comfortable with the use of 'center-left' to describe the Democratic Party. However, a significant number are comfortable with 'center-left'. Hence, the only sensible compromise is the descriptor " 434:

Yes, they have a blue logo. Yes, their websites are mainly blue. Yes, Democrats identify themselves as blue. But the Democratic Party has, by no means, adopted the color blue as an official color. So, please, remove it from the official color section of the infobox.

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decide what their logo is. This is the same as any other group or company or corporation or anything else, and if Ford, or Toyota, or CNN, or CBS, or The Washington Times, or whatever else changed theirs, you would respect it, so respect the Dems for their choice.

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You can dismiss any piece of evidence I put forth, but that doesn't outweigh the fact that the Centrist Democrats are still a significant voting bloc within the Democratic Party. The New Democrats do not advocate progressivism, that is wrong. It's nowhere on their

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There is more evidence to come. I think this clearly proves that the Democrats are not a Center-Left party (which does not mean a combo of the centrist and center-left factions of a party, but means left-leaning) but are both a Centrist and a Center-Left party.

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This article shows how multiple argumentative rewrites can lead to a total mish-mash. As a political scientists, I would recommend starting from scratch, from an expert on American political development, and start from there. It reads really silly right now.

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I noticed there's a section on college education, but it would be interesting to see how that breaks down for minority voters, white voters, ect. vs the equivalent in the Republican party, as its kind of an apples to oranges and very broad strokes perspective.

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insists that they are center-left, in defiance of almost every vote taken in the Congress and in most state legislatures. Combine that with the (easily-refuted) argument that social liberalism is center-left (again, in defiance of the evidence globally), and,

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Democratic Party (Reid/Clinton/Obama/Pelosi) is considered depressingly conservative in many American circles, and would have been considered hopelessly reactionary in the United States as recently as the 1970s (outside of minor issues like gay rights). --

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understand, but things change, especially logos, very often. Knowledge (XXG) is an encyclopedic and educational source, and therefore it is our duty to show official logos whenever we can. Not an old logo just because people were more familiar with it.

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Yes, but then it died obscurely in the Senate, and disappeared from public view once more. This is not to deprecate the concerns of the people of Puerto Rico, but this is a non-issue for the overwhelming majority of American voters, and you're putting

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So all we can say is that both parties are centrist. But that is redundant information, because both parties are liberal, differing only in degree to which they have moved from classical liberalism to social liberalism, and liberalism is centrist by

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I agree with VikingViolinist. There are members of the Democratic Party who are further right than Olympia Snowe! Centrist-to-center-left sounds good. It's a shame the US doesn't have a good, strong, party of the left like every other western nation.

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And as far as the "social liberal" thing goes, it confuses the reader more than helps. I'm a political scientists, and I've never heard that used before. Social Democrat, yes. Social liberal-- neologism. Just leave it out! It's an encyclopedia!

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America isn't Canada or Britain, it's America. Things work differently here, mainly due to the lack of a national and effective socialist movement. Canada and Britain both have conservative coalitions as well alongside the more prominent form of

502:"As of the 112th Congress following the 2010 elections, the Democratic Party currently holds a minority of seats in the House of Representatives, but holds a narrow majority of seats in the Senate at the beginning of the 112th Congress." 3227:- I'm coming to this discussion rather late, but if the right/left axis means anything, the Democratic Party of the United States is currently in the middle of American political beliefs, if only due to the massive influence held by the 4582:

thorough Google search. Additionally, the article claims that the graphs are backed by surveys from the American National Election Studies (NES), and again, I failed to find information that correlates the book on the NES website at

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The party gets referred to as both Democrat and Democratic by supporters, opponents, and the 80% of the US who couldn't care less, so saying that it is a negative reference (i.e. epithet) made by party detractors is just not true.

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alternative to the worn-out dogmas of traditional liberalism and conservatism. The core principles and ideas of this "Third Way" movement are set forth in The New Progressive Declaration: A Political Philosophy for the Information

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I do not believe this is a substantive change, just the elimination of something that is double-stated. (I might also question whether "narrow" is necessary, as it seems to smack of POV, but doesn't seem too much of an issue).

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For correct attribution to the Democratic Party, what is the plural form of the Democratic Party. I think is it Democrats. The plural form of Republican is Republicans. The plural form of Democratic is Democrats. Thank you.

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There is a statement on the main article that "In the 20th and 21st centuries, "Democrat Party" is a political epithet that is sometimes used by opponents to refer to the party." In the interest of fairness, it must be removed.

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The Democratic Leadership Council, and its affiliated think tank the Progressive Policy Institute, have been catalysts for modernizing politics and government. From their political analysis and policy innovations has emerged a

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Social liberalism is center-left on the global scale. Communism is not center-left, it is far left. The center-left is much closer to the 'corporations' and 'bourgouisie' because they are willing to work within capitalism (see

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and handle everything else with redirects. By analogy, I think we should use more identifiable logos, even if unofficial, over official ones. Not saying we shouldn't show the official logo, just not prominently in the infobox.

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In the first information box, Debbie Wasserman Schultz is listed as representing California (CA). Could this be changed to reflect that she represents Florida (FL)? This is consistent with the Shultz Knowledge (XXG) page

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doesn't mean the party has centrist and left elements, its own Knowledge (XXG) article doesn't say that. Center-left just means leaning left politically, but still relatively close to the center. Articles such as that for

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For openers, there is absolutely no evidence to support this claim. Also, many of the things posted on the discussion pages of PRO-party articles refer to them as the Democrat party. One of them appears on this very page.

3123:"Centrist"? ALEC is hardly centrist. Besides you are forgetting that the conglomeration of different state Democratic parties makes the larger, federal one. Hence, the political position of each state party does matter.-- 2354:

Nope, because they are regarded as a center-left party, and both of those are mainstream center-left. They also have a 'Third Way'/centrist faction, although socialist parties utilize so-called 'Third Way' ideas as well.

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Normally I would just correct this (boldly!) as a minor grammar issue, but given the sensitive nature of political articles, I thought I'd put this out for discussion first. In the lede, there is a sentence that states:

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I think it's not a matter of size but a matter of reference. The "democratic" in democratic socialist is not a reference to the Democratic party. "democratic socialist" is a general term used for a political form, (see

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If anyone could find another trustworthy source, it would be a welcome addition to both this article and the article on the US Republican Party. If not, the validity of the information should be called into question.

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Could we possibly agree to just delete the left-right position identification entirely? It will be inevitably unsourced, subjective, and a gross simplification, given how complex modern politics has become anyway. —

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fit either because the Democratic Party has been moving towards centrism in the past 30 years). It's also interesting to note that the Democrats' platform would be considered center-right anywhere else in the world.

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I would suggest you stop making policy arguments when you don't understand policy. Taking sources that reach the same position isn't synthesis - taking sources that say one thing and three that say another and then

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John Birch Society to run for parliament under its banner, and the Conservative Party would not have allowed the former Imperial Wizard of the KKK to run for office under their's, unlike the two major US parties.

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of the center-left ideology. The Democratic Party and the SPD have both been committed to the development of the regulatory state as a counterweight to managerial authority, corporate power, and market failure.

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That's what I just said, Arzel! Only in some fantasy alternate reality can as conservative a candidate as Obama be deemed left of center, and only by ignoring 80% of his policies can he be considered centrist.

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May I disagree about that? Currently the "historical positions" are four, and not the most important four, e.g. no mention of slavery. How many positions should be in the infobox, and how to choose among them?

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This reference (86) entry is broken, and appears as big red letters that read:"Cite error: Invalid (ref) tag; no text was provided for refs named CNS; see Help:Cite errors/Cite error references no text."

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You're moving off-topic, this isn't a conversation about scholarly pages, this is a discussion about the meaning of "Center-Left". Your description of Center-Left is wrong and original research entirely

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Searching for all incidences of the name Barack Obama, I notice that many but not all first occurrences under each heading are wikilinked. In the name of consistency what should be done in this case?--

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the Confederacy rejected all political parties--they had none. zero. As for FORMER party affiliation, they split between Dems like Davis and Whigs like VP Stephens. For recent scholarly statement see [

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Washed-over fluff statements and phrases such that above do not belong in a politically neutral resource such as wikipedia and should be immediately scrubd as the dressing-up facades that they are.

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Throughout the decade of the 2000s, 60% of more of Hispanic Roman Catholics registered voters have identified as either Democratic or leaning towards the Party. Change the 'of' following 60% to 'or'.

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The introductory paragraph in this section includes a large amount of text directly copied from the "Democratic Party 2000 Platform", this should be reworded but I'm not sure how best to do it. --

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In the United States, the Democratic Party represents itself as the liberal alternative to the Republicans, but its liberalism is for the most the later version of liberalism—modern liberalism.

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Stop right there. I'm not quite sure you want to be accusing an editor of editing with a POV when you have numerous userboxes on your front page displaying political views. I have not commented

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parties which either control or are part of the governing coalition forming throughout the European Union. From Latin America to Australia and New Zealand, Third Way ideas also are taking hold.

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The labeling of the party is not the labeling of the party members.. There are also some old-fashioned conservatives, and some much more left than center. The party, however, is center-left. --

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as radical forms of socialism. As can be seen by the bickering in this section, this proposal is all about a politically partisan grudge, not a NPOV proposal backed up by reliable citations.--

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I second Orange Mike. I have no idea who's been telling you the party is named that or that there is any sort of legal threat against what it chooses to name itself. The proper name ("Democrat

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This figure seemed strange and is also used on the Republican party site. After reviewing the source, the Gallop poll actually found that Democrat support was 31%. Please amend this error.

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Conservatism =/= reactionary philosophy however. Hardcore-conservatism just means really conservative (really favors the status quo/existing hierarchies). Conservatism does not extend to the

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views it as mainstream but rather a radical fringe. The Democrats are center-left and the GOP is center-right in the US system, which is what really matters in political party articles.

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is the largest in the Democrat Party, and it is left in the US. Center-left accurately defines them on a national scale, as they have both left and centrist elements. If this were on an

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the book simply reports the findings of major polls, which are fully cited. It's a serious topic that has been discussed for over 75 years. Which particular graph is under challenge?

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That website would probably think Hugo Chavez is a conservative. But I suppose if you think that OWS is mainstream you might be deluded into thinking that Obama is a conservative.

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is whats on their website, it's what's on their merchandise at the Democrats store, it is the logo, and it is what will be used. Consensus and "affinity" doesn't over-ride accuracy.

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Those quotes are from the DLC and its thinktank, which try desperately to mask their inherent conservatism with the use of the buzzword "progressive"; just as the Blairites did. --

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That's the EXACT argument I'm making. I can't change their name, and I can't force them to keep it if they ever chose to rename themselves. And if the DID, this article would be

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When we say "hard-core conservative" in the U.S., there is no namby-pamby "center" to it; we mean genuinely reactionary, even if not in the old, monarchist sense of the term. --

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I agree with Orange Mike that the registration statistics are useless due to their incompleteness, so I'm going to replace that with a recent Gallup party-identification poll.

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Change political position to "right to far right". The democrat party is a reacionary, bourgioisie party that is in bed with corporations. How is this "left" or "progressive"?

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Yes, sometimes reliable sources will conflict. We go with the majority. Find me a non–Democratic Party news article not about the logo that uses it and I'll drop the subject. –

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Toa, have you ever heard of the DLC, the Blue Dogs, or the New Democrats (Clinton)? They were all centrists. No one in the media or in America thought they were center-left.

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This isn't about centre-left, it's about labeling the party as "socially liberal and progressive" instead of "moderate and socially liberal" or something along those lines.--

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Citation: Medvic, Stephen K; Old Democrats in New Clothing? An Ideological Analysis of a Democratic Party Faction, Franklin and Marshall College (link to scholarly article:

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It's nonsense anyway; many American states don't have party registration; the distribution thereof is seemingly random and skews the statistic into total meaninglessness. --

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Again, an opinion piece from a blog. The Blue Dogs lost half their seats - 28 as opposed to 54 in 2008 - in 2010 and that is not good. 'Decimation' is a pretty good term.

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Democrats (I think they are more centre-centre-left like the Liberal Democrats in the UK), it's still helpful for people who don't know much about politics in America. --

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by the DLC goes on to explain how Democrats such as Bill Clinton and other leaders are leading a seemingly 'centrist revolution'. It focuses on the Democratic Party.--

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The Dems might be center-left in the United States, but this is a global encyclopedia, and by calling them center-left we are putting them in the same category as the

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Citation: Reinventing Democrats: The Politics of Liberalism from Reagan to Clinton. By Kenneth S. Baer (this was a Book Review, but the text contends the same point:

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That the Democratic Party is "center-left" is terms of membership cannot be argued, but can't we also note that there are a lot of "center" people in it as well?

5680:"To fulfill its mission as the centrist "ideas movement" within the Democratic party, the DLC became a more complex and permanent establishment after 1988" - 219 4546:

There is a grammatical inconsistency in one sentence. The text "in comparison to 43% of Republicans" should be changed to "in comparison to 43% as Republicans".

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Of course my point with the sarcasm is that I see no evidence from factual reliable sources about the Democratic Party being "right wing" or "center right".

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busy, and the fact that I'm currently over-ruled by three people who think familiarity over-rules reality doesn't make me any less right about this matter.

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Am I the only one that thinks that a "socially liberal" and "progressive" platform is too far to the Left of the actual Democratic Party? Aren't they more

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they do often agree (the "center" part is overlap) but the right and left fight furiously over major policies like taxes for the rich and health insurance.

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I personally agree with you; but that's an NPOV issue here. I live in Milwaukee, where we used to have just such parties, repeatedly electing mayors like

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Modern liberalism occupies the left-of-center in the traditional political spectrum and is represented by the Democratic Party in the United States.

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bottom of the top or the top of the bottom. either way he is definately the fat one that won't let us have any food at all. that speaks for itsself.

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would immediately reflect the new logo, so there is an exception here. Knowledge (XXG) obviously puts a premium on recognizability, hence why we use

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The articles I cited do point out the same thing-- that the Democrats have a Centrist faction (and therefore can't be considered just Center-Left .

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there is no official registered DEMOCRATIC party. The correct name is DEMOCRAT party. Your claim to fame is accuracy! Please make it accurate!

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I have found four new pieces of evidence from scholarly journals that clearly states that the Democratic Party has centrist and liberal factions

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support doing that on the GOP page but there is no need to censor it here. There are three reliable, scholarly article sources for center-left.

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You misunderstand - I meant as a whole (ie. national election) and as a significant party. It had regional success in states like Milwaukee and

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I am guessing Al Neuharth was counting people who identify with a political party, but whose state does not register voters by political party.

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I came looking for a history of the Democratic Party. Could one be added? Almost all Wiki articles include a history of the subject at hand.

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I came looking for a history of the Democratic Party. Could one be added? Almost all Wiki articles include a history of the subject at hand.

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use it all the time. Historically, it was too. 'Democrat' itself is not an epithet. 'Democrat Party' instead of 'Democratic Party', indeed, is.

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Need to edit the page for English consistency, if the Democratic Party, members are Democratics, if the Democrat Party, members are Democrats.

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It was certainly undue to have multiple quotations from previous party platforms, but a small PR section is warranted, which I've added back.

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Hold on, if they have a blue logo, a blue website, & identify themselves as blue, that sounds to me like they have adopted that color.

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that there is a centrist part of the Democratic Party. Center-Left doesn't accurately describe the two factions of the Democratic Party.

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Proper historical perspective needs to be taken into consideration, and an infobox isn't a good means of summarizing that sort of info.

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It is an infobox and if we have to explain that center left means something different in the US then it is too complex to put there.

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I mentioned this a while back: I think that in the ideology section, it should be noted that there are some socialist Democrats. The

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does NOT say that Las Vegas is a state, it says that Las Vegas is a large city which is in turn within a Presidential Swing State. --

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say is synthesis. You are making SYNTH and OR arguments and neither are acceptable argents to use in changing an arricle's content.

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Please remove the text "neu" next to the Democratic Logo. I am not sure of it's purpose, but I am sure that it should not be there.

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in France (seriously?). On a global scale, the Dems aren't really left at all. At most, I'd support what has been done for the

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Obama is clearly not a centrist candidate, he's an Eisenhower Republican (running against a Hoover/Taft/McCarthy Republican). --

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anyone wants to question that, please find other reputable sources that say differently, and represent that viewpoint as well.

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This is a global project, not an American project. The Democratic Party barely qualifies as centrist on a planetary standard. --

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using "center-left" is using European terminology which does not work well for American politics. Indeed you get redirected to

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academic sources defining as center-left. Pushing any other sort of view is simply nothing but POV-pushing, plain and simple.

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This version of the 2008 AP article is more complete and at the bottom shows the party registration breakdown state by state.

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Citation: De Velasco, Antonio. Centrist Rhetoric: The Production of Political Transcendance in the Clinton Presidency, 2010.

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scale (which we don't use 99% of the time), it would probably be 'center-center-left', but not in the US political spectrum.

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If you note the first five and last 7 words, you'll see the redudancy I am referring to. I would recommend it be edited to:

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The fact that you consider Obama to be leftist is the result of Republican propaganada that says so (and is utterly false).

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Attention to the previous comment guys. Las Vegas is listed as a state in part of the article. When will you correct it?

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The obvious solution is to remove it from the Republican counterpart as well, or else add it to all the other parties.

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If they changed their name, the article would only be moved if/when reliable sources began using it. Hence why we use

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I have nothing to prove here. You're trying to ignore reality in favour of personal tastes. However, you want proof,

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and I don't intend to point out specifics (at least at this point), but I would suggest you stop bad faith attacks.

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I do not see how a party that has almost the same policies as the "center-right" Republican Party is center-left.

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old Toyota logo, if they changed theirs, just because people are more familiar with the old one??? Of course not.

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a left or right identity, it is simply a function of our politics, and poll after poll shows this to be true.

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as is inherent in the meaning of center-left. It doesn't matter what other Knowledge (XXG) articles say, read

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Good catch - I strongly concur that the existing non-RSed statement should be replaced using your AP article.

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It goes even further to state that the term "Center to Center-Left" is the best term to define the Democrats.

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Read more at the American Presidency Project: Democratic Party Platforms: Democratic Party Platform of 1940.

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Citation: Hale, Jon F. Political Science Quarterly. The Making of the New Democrats, 1995. pps. 207-229.

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to the new name, and redirects would be issued for the old name. That is Knowledge (XXG) Policy. We show

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and the chair of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee is Sen. Patty Murray (D-WA). Thank you. (

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As much as there are rules to English, actual usage trumps the rules, and the article reflects usage.

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Is there a more definitive source for the number of registered Democrats than the Al Neuharth column?

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Only in Puerto Rico, and in the one or two areas of the U.S. with the largest Boriquen populations. --

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clearly shows that Centrist Democrats are still having a significant say in the political spectrum.

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Last I checked, the Democratic Party is a social liberal party. Social liberalism is center-left.

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I didn't know that, having lived only in states with party registration - thanks. (According to

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We also favor the extension of the right of suffrage to the people of the District of Columbia.

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Okay well I kinda messed that comment up. Not sure how. Anyway, yeah, number 86 displays wrong.

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and factions can be placed in the history section of the Democratic Party in this the article.--

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http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/09/06/politics/main4422449.shtml?source=RSSattr=HOME_4422449

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is no such thing as "left" and "right" in absolute terms, this is all given in relative context.

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Baer contends, made the Democrats newly viable, but as a centrist rather than a liberal party.

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A scientists? Really? What on earth is your sub-field, that you've never encountered the term

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either...), it could be clearly argued that both Dems and Reps are pretty center-left on that

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I was agreeing with you, Deuces; "center-right" is closer to the truth than "center-left"! --

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in large cities within Presidential Swing States such as Philadelphia, Miami, and Las Vegas.

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it; but it's not officialized in any way; so it's not the "official color" of the party. --

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Large cities within Presidential Swing States such as Philadelphia, Miami, and Las Vegas.

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Only the first instance should be linked, unless the extra links serve another purpose.

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is completely different than being Center-Left. Therefore, the two views are distinct.

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There must be an easier way to correct a minor error such as this on protected pages.

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31 million Republicans, according to statistics compiled by The Associated Press." See

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am I wrong or is nowhere a Founding-Date of this Party (1828 is a Year, not a date) --

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As are progressives, liberals, and leftists. Which confirms the center-left position.

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Proposal to remove historical political positions and historical factions from infobox

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http://www.usatoday.com/news/politics/election2008/2008-09-07-voter-registration_N.htm

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of only four out of dozens of issues, and not necessarily the most important four.

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Sorry it took so long for someone to get to this, but thanks for pointing it out.--

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Correct, I suppose. But then that is still an important political difference, no?

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I would, naturally, greatly welcome any such sources if they were provided here.

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that the United States never had a real socialist movement! Gee: what party did

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are not a major major faction or that they are in any meaningful sense "left" ?

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there was no one day that is identified by the RS--the best they give is a year.

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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ideas, mainstream values, and innovative solutions that reflect changing times.

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renaming, you're nuts. All they would need to do is a press release and BINGO,

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requires us to explain the different views, which we cannot do in an info-box.

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Why not leave the field blank? The term center-left is not clearly defined.

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http://www.thedailybeast.com/newsweek/2008/10/17/it-s-not-easy-bein-blue.html

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This has been beaten to death, but basically, the Dems are center left, with

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and you know it, Drdak. We go by what sources say, not how you interpret it.

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Capitalism is a far right religion that is used to oppress the proletariat.

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influences, just like the UK Labour party. The Democrat Party's ideology is

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removed altogether because there is no consensus among scholarly journals.

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Who would have ever thought that the party representing the left would be

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That's really funny, thanks for telling the best joke I've heard all day.

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I don't know who's been lying to you, but there is no such entity as the "

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the Republican Party is labeled "Hard-Core Conservative" by On The Issues

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t.v. all the time but this is something you can edit to be correct yes?--

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decide what their name is, but not according to Knowledge (XXG) policy. –

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The Democratic Party barely qualifies as centrist on a planetary standard

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Origin of The Confederate States of America, "southern" Democratic Party

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their official logo, I am debating whether that is what we should use. –

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to support your claim and, if you have one, make a new edit request.

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belong to? What party got almost a million votes for president, for

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is part of the party, but probably is too minor to mention as well.

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How about making some specific suggestions for improvement, then? --

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Centrist to center-left is not only a non-existent position, it is

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I'm not yanking your chain, Arzel; listen, as a random example, to

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PR has not been an active issue for decades and should be dropped.

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matter, but is there any factual support for the concept that the

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The issue has been very active on the last 20 years. Reference:

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Center-left – Referring many sources including Thomas Magstadt's

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http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/jih/summary/v032/32.2greenberg.html

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Democrats are Center to Center-Left (Scholarly Journal Evidence)

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center-left because of their centrist and center-left factions.

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The "Democrat Party" as an political epithet needs to be removed

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http://www.buzzle.com/articles/what-is-political-spectrum.html

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Political party strength in U.S. states#Current party strength

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Please, we are not in some fantasy alternate reality here.

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just as liberalism and progressivism does not extend to the

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adherents really dominate the party at the national level.--

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I honestly don't even understand why this is such an issue.

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disagree significantly with the party's general platform.

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I also agree with TFD that the field should be left blank.

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It's the DemocratIC party, and the members are Democrats.

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and Eskimo citizens of Alaska against the United States.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/User_talk:Toa_Nidhiki05#Democrats

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After looking again at the article, I'm changing this to

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good idea--it's worth mentioning in the GOP article too.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/Democratic_Party_(United_States)

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and a winning, centrist Democratic Party of the future"

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Imposing values: an essay on liberalism and regulation

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dying breed and were decimated in the 2010 elections.

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Democrats should be considered "Center to Center-Left"

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Just a couple of quotes referring to 'progressivism'.

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And Mars ain't the kind of place you raise your kids!

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are a minor faction as well, but they are mentioned.

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Scott (2009). 2996:- Three sources indicate 1945:Puerto Rico Democracy Act 1906:Puerto Rico Democracy Act 1860:21:03, 28 July 2011 (UTC) 1843:19:23, 28 July 2011 (UTC) 1789:04:46, 29 July 2011 (UTC) 1771:04:37, 29 July 2011 (UTC) 1739:04:33, 29 July 2011 (UTC) 1713:04:26, 29 July 2011 (UTC) 1687:04:20, 29 July 2011 (UTC) 1644:04:13, 29 July 2011 (UTC) 1602:04:09, 29 July 2011 (UTC) 1580:02:57, 29 July 2011 (UTC) 1550:01:53, 29 July 2011 (UTC) 1529:01:39, 29 July 2011 (UTC) 1493:01:31, 29 July 2011 (UTC) 1473:01:05, 29 July 2011 (UTC) 1443:00:14, 29 July 2011 (UTC) 1428:00:06, 29 July 2011 (UTC) 1397:23:56, 28 July 2011 (UTC) 1376:23:17, 28 July 2011 (UTC) 1346:22:43, 28 July 2011 (UTC) 1325:03:39, 26 July 2011 (UTC) 1259:01:50, 14 June 2011 (UTC) 1190:06:15, 11 July 2011 (UTC) 672:Health care - tort reform 666:05:24, 6 April 2011 (UTC) 653:05:22, 6 April 2011 (UTC) 624:05:29, 6 April 2011 (UTC) 494:Slight Redundancy in lede 369:Democratic Freedom Caucus 4959:progressive conservatism 4742:22:39, 20 May 2012 (UTC) 4730:18:08, 20 May 2012 (UTC) 4708:04:47, 14 May 2012 (UTC) 4690:22:41, 13 May 2012 (UTC) 4670:22:32, 13 May 2012 (UTC) 3043:I'd go for center-left. 1933:House of Representatives 1656:because Sky renamed it. 1240:17:16, 17 May 2011 (UTC) 1209:17:09, 17 May 2011 (UTC) 1171:23:24, 16 May 2011 (UTC) 1124:18:16, 16 May 2011 (UTC) 1082:17:43, 16 May 2011 (UTC) 1067:15:30, 15 May 2011 (UTC) 800:18:22, 5 June 2011 (UTC) 776:06:47, 5 June 2011 (UTC) 763:06:47, 5 June 2011 (UTC) 5777:No, we cannot. That is 5085:Liberal Party of Canada 4614:02:23, 4 May 2012 (UTC) 4597:01:43, 4 May 2012 (UTC) 4322:inclusion in an infobox 3816:Grigsby, Ellen (2008). 2921:RfC: Political Position 2653:Democrat; Drop the 'ic' 2098:, 28 do and 22 don't.) 1969:within this article. -- 1935:on April 29, 2010 by a 1054:Liberal Party of Canada 533:{{edit semi-protected}} 336:It seems minor to me. 163:Democrat Party (phrase) 5081:Liberal Democrats (UK) 3526: 3047:— Bill william compton 3041:Understanding Politics 2957:(Centre-left) and the 1277:File:Democratslogo.svg 1180:center-right parties. 958:What with its lack of 3908:Center to Center-left 3489: 2798:) and democracy (see 2384:Last time I checked, 968:'Pluto =/= Planet' BS 960:universal health care 351:Libertarian Democrats 42:of past discussions. 5494:socialist movement. 4675:No. Members of the 4286:Did you not hear it? 3874:Levy, Jonah (2006). 3757:Bill william compton 946:radical militaristic 677:the policy stances. 287:points out that the 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