Anonymous #2 11w

dumbass doesn't understand the party switch

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Anonymous #2 11w

Reminder the progressive party has switched to the democratic side. Maybe take a look into the southern strategy.

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Anonymous #3 11w

What I don’t understand why they didn’t change their name or something.

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Anonymous evil_sheep 11w

both parties slowly became more similar and met in the middle. then they both went opposite directions

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Anonymous #7 11w

I know the policy changed but why didn’t democrats change their name? Like you would think in the modern day they would change it to something else to remove that link to slavery.

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Anonymous evil_sheep 11w

Oh i don’t know, good question

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Anonymous #2 11w

were republicans in 1861 conservative or liberal you must answer in one word

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Anonymous #8 11w

Doesn’tmatter

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Anonymous #8 11w

Republicans fought to abolish slavery is an objective fact. You can twist in spin in however you want but it’s true. Open a history book or google it

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Anonymous #2 11w

that was way more than one word. were the southern democrats conservative? yes or no

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Anonymous #2 11w

Applying the third party system in the modern context of the sixth (neoconservatism vs neoliberalism) or even seventh (populism if you believe it’s been enough of a shift to constitute a new one) party system is kinda wild.

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Anonymous OP 11w

that isn't what neoconservative and neoliberal mean you stupid piece of shit

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Anonymous #8 11w

thought that was that other mf replying but i realize now it wasn't. came out swinging, my bad

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