William Katz: Urgent Agenda
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THE AWKWARD SUBJECT – AT 8:58 A.M. ET: Emerson said there's a party of hope and a party of memory. We've pointed out here that the Democratic Party used to be the party of hope. Today it's the party of memory. Let's go back to the sixties. Abortion for all, even men if possible. Hey, the personal is political. We bring up the awkward subject of age. Americans are learning just how old the Democratic leadership is. It is going to be noticed as 2016 approaches. Consider, from the Washington Free Beacon:
COMMENT: It's been noted by some pundits that almost the entire young leadership of the Democratic Party has been demolished in two disastrous (for Dems) midterm elections – 2010 and 2014. It is a party run by the sixties generation, hopelessly out of date, with no new ideas. It depends on identity politics, seeing people as members of "oppressed" groups, low-information voters who can sell a bill of goods. It's pathetic. A man like Jack Kennedy couldn't get anywhere near a Democratic presidential nomination today. He'd most likely be a Republican. Harry Truman wouldn't be let into the party. November 19, 2014 |
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