Don't extremists on both sides always say that?
Non-ironic use of the term "neoliberal" is today what non-ironic use of the term "the masses" was in 1960.
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You're not imagining it. Politics is becoming more polarized. http://paulgraham.com/re.html
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And it's just going to get worse until something's done re: Citizens United, Equal-Time rule, Fairness Doctrine, etc.
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I like how extremists are on "the left" but they are on the "populist right" ...
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I misunderstood your previous message to mean the exact opposite. My bad.
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Speaking like a true neoliberal. That's how ideology works.
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No, neoliberal has meaning. After Reagan there was a successful effort to move Dem party to the right on trade, deregulation, welfare
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