MG writes: >Frank's thesis, as I understand it, is that
the Kansas workers are
'economically irrational" because, as among the most
disadvantaged, they
should be more attracted to the Democratic economic
programme than to the
Republicans.<
I haven't read the book, but I heard him on the radio & read one of his summaries: he's very critical of the Democratic Leadership Council folks for abandoning (or avoiding) such as universal health care. Just as in Marv's discussion, the problem doesn't just arise from the working class.
JD
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