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: TalkLeftThe Dishonest Third Way
By Big Tent Democrat
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Markos takes apart the dishonest Third Way:
[Third Way]: [T]he liberal cognoscenti who dominate the Democratic Party have proclaimed that Tuesdays debacle was caused by President Barack Obama and a Congress that didnt move far enough left. If this argument prevails, its Mondale-vile for Democrats for a long time. Returns show, once again, that the voters who drive elections are self-identified moderates and independents, and largely middle class. They ran for the hills this cycle.Let's see the exit polls. The crazy liberals in the House scared moderates into ... voting Democratic 55-42. Double digits. And as for those independents?
PPP asked independents who did vote in 2010 who they had supported in 2008. The results: Fifty one percent of independents who voted this time supported McCain last time, versus only 42 percent who backed Obama last time. In 2008, Obama won indies by eight percent.
(Emphasis supplied.) The biggest problem with The Third Way is not that they are wrong, it is that they are liars. I do not want them in my Big Tent.
Speaking for me only
Full post as published by TalkLeft on November 05, 2010 (boomark / email).
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